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Kids WEBSS provides early support for behaviour that challenges to families in Wakefield with children aged 4–10, helping you understand your child’s needs.
Parents and carers of children aged 4–10 years in Wakefield district
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Active Centre, Stansfield Road, Castleford, WF10 3UA
Free
Kids WEBSS has been commissioned to work with parents and carers across the Wakefield district, offering early, accessible support for behaviour that challenges.
WEBSS is a non‑diagnosis‑led service for families with children aged 4–10 years. Our team provides practical, intensive support for parents and carers, helping you understand your child’s needs and feel more confident at home.
WEBSS is designed to offer early, neuroaffirming support through your local Family Hub, including:
Early support is available through our wide range of Family Hub workshops.
To see what’s on and when, please click the link below once available.
During the call, we’ll discuss your family’s needs and agree the most helpful support offer.
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA.
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA.
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA.
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA.
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA.
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA.
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA.
Join us to gain a better understanding of Autism, ADHD and DA.
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