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The SEND local offer explained

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The special educational needs and disability (SEND) local offer is your source of information on help and support for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. The purpose of the SEND local offer is to provide information in one place, offering ongoing…

What is SEND

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Children learn at different rates and in different ways. Your child with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) may have learning difficulties or disabilities that make it harder for them to learn than most children of the same age. Page contents What special educational needs are What a disability is …

Library activities, information and events

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South Gloucestershire Libraries provide a range of activities and information for adults and families. Library services for children and young people pages Find out more including library locations, opening times and how to join for free on our Library website pages

School holiday activities and food programme

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We are offering holiday activities and food clubs (also referred to as HAF) for children aged 5 to 16 years who live in South Gloucestershire. Book a space for your child now This programme aims to provide healthy food and enriching activities during the school…

Public facilities for safety, comfort and independence

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There are various public facilities available across South Gloucestershire to help you maintain your safety, comfort and independence when you are out and about. Page contents: Accessible toilets and radar keys Can’t Wait cards Changing areas Shop mobility Public transport Facilities available at libraries Council…

Supporting siblings who have a brother or sister with special educational needs or a disability

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If you have a child with special educational needs or a disability (SEND) you may find it puts added stress on other family members because you are having to provide more care and support to your child with SEND. Page Contents Balancing your children’s needs…

Where to go and community activities for young people with SEND

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Being part of a community is an important step in preparing yourself for adulthood. It can give you a sense of being independent from your family, help develop your confidence, make new friends and have things to do locally. There are many ways that you…

Things to do with your child with special educational needs and/or a disability

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There are many things you can do with your child with special educational needs and or a disability, but they may take more planning and preparation. Page contents: Planning your day Concessions Directory of local services Accessible holidays and special assistance Further information Planning your day…

Choosing childcare

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Before you decide on a childminder, pre-school, nursery or other childcare provider for your child, it is important to understand certain factors. Page contents Children's needs Parental involvement and communication Availability Fees How nurseries or pre-schools and out of school providers are managed Questions for childminders…

Making friends if you have a special educational need or disability

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Being part of the community is an important step in preparing for your adulthood. It can give you a sense of being independent from your family, help you become more confident so that you can make new friends, develop relationships and have things to do…

Types of short breaks available and how to access them

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Short breaks are a way of giving parents and carers a break from their caring responsibilities. Short breaks can also benefit your child with disabilities. The type of short break you may receive will depend on the needs of your child. We fund a number of organisations to provide short breaks for children…

Short breaks for children with disabilities

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Short breaks are a way of giving parents and carers a break from their caring responsibilities. Short breaks can also benefit your child with disabilities. The type of short break you may receive will depend on the needs of your child. Page contents: What are short breaks How short breaks are…

Direct payment support providers

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There is a range of support available to help you manage direct payments from the personal budget in your care and support plan (or as a parent, your child’s education, health and care plan). Some people are able to manage a direct payment without additional…

Looking after your mental health and wellbeing

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Just as it is important to keep our body healthy, there are things we can do to keep our minds healthy. Everyone will have a time in their life when they feel stressed, anxious, overwhelmed or find it difficult to cope. If you feel like this then you should talk to your…

Staying safe when you go out

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Being part of the community is an important step in preparing for your adulthood. It can give you a sense of being independent from your family, help develop your confidence so that you can make new friends and have things to do locally. It’s important…

Registering a death and support with bereavement

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Experiencing a death of a relative or friend can be a difficult and traumatic time. This article provides information on what you need to do to register a death, and gives details of support that you can access to help you cope with your loss. You can…

How families are supported in South Gloucestershire

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In South Gloucestershire we want to develop a culture where families are able to easily access the information or support they need. This means that they can take advantage of local opportunities, make informed decisions, and solve their own problems. Many different services are responsible…

Relationships and sexual health for young people with SEND

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Relationships are an important part of everyone’s life, including people with disabilities. Page contents: Healthy relationships Unhealthy relationships Where to go for help Sexual Health information Helpful information about relationships and sex Healthy relationships Healthy relationships are all about respecting each other. Relationships can be confusing. …

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