Family Advice & Support
Norfolk Parent Carer Needs Assessment Service
The Norfolk Parent Carer Needs Assessment Service is designed to help identify parent/carers support needs.
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Kids offers over 90 services in the UK. Type in your postcode to find Kids services in your area.
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Family Advice & Support
Shropshire Universal Autism Support Service
Supporting the emotional well-being of autistic children and young people.
Family Advice & Support
Free To Be Me
Free To Be Me is a holistic youth offer, working with all aspects of a child’s life to help support their understanding of their identity and who they are.
Family Advice & Support
Hull Inclusion service
A free and confidential service that provides support and advice to young people in Hull at risk of Permanent Exclusion.
Family Advice & Support
Kids Autism Hub
Information and support to help you understand autism, develop your own coping strategies, and find local support.
Family Advice & Support
SEND Sleep Service (North East Lincolnshire)
Support and guidance to help your family tackle sleep-related issues with confidence and care.
Family Advice & Support
SEND sleep service (East Riding)
Support and guidance to help your family tackle sleep-related issues with confidence and care
Family Advice & Support
Changing our Direction
A supportive small group course for families whose young people are at risk of self-harm.
Family Advice & Support
Fareham and Gosport Young Carers
Supporting young carers aged 8 to 18. Take some time out for yourself, meet other young carers, get advice and guidance, and have some fun.
Family Advice & Support
Camden Special Parents Forum
A network of parents and carers who understand the unique journey of raising children with special educational needs.
Family Advice & Support
Camden Keyworking
Your dedicated support worker offering a single point of contact, supporting you to get the information and services you need.
Family Advice & Support
Wakefield Awareness Support Project
WASP supports the emotional well-being of children and young autistic or otherwise neurodiverse people.