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If you are concerned about a child or young person's safety or wellbeing please don't assume that someone else will take responsibility. You could help to save a child's life.
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General information on a range of special needs and disabilities. An explanation of the term "special needs" and a look at different diseases, disorders and disabilities that fall under that umbrella.
Parent Partnership. We offer impartial advice, support and information to parents and carers of children and young people who have special educational needs (SEN) and disabilities living in Herefordshire.
Practical support with caring for your child? Information on organisations and services which offer practical support.
What financial and concessional support may be available? Information on benefits and assistance with transport costs.
What does "SEN" mean and what support is available? Children and young people with special educational needs (often referred to as SEN) have problems with learning which can make it hard for them to cope in class.
Short break provision (previously Aiming High). Information on the eligibility criteria and organisations offering a range of activities and workshops being delivered in Herefordshire.
Special needs and disabilities
If your child has special needs, a disability and/or special educational needs, then in addition to the information and advice that is available in this directory for all parents, there will be times when you need more specialised support and guidance. Knowing your way around services and understanding that you are not alone and that there are organisations and people who are there for you, can make a huge difference.General information on a range of special needs and disabilities.
General information on a range of special needs and disabilities. An explanation of the term "special needs" and a look at different diseases, disorders and disabilities that fall under that umbrella.
Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership. We offer impartial advice, support and information to parents and carers of children and young people who have special educational needs (SEN) and disabilities living in Herefordshire.
Practical support with caring for your child?
Practical support with caring for your child? Information on organisations and services which offer practical support.
What financial and concessional support may be available?
What financial and concessional support may be available? Information on benefits and assistance with transport costs.
What does "SEN" mean?
What does "SEN" mean and what support is available? Children and young people with special educational needs (often referred to as SEN) have problems with learning which can make it hard for them to cope in class.
Short break provision
Short break provision (previously Aiming High). Information on the eligibility criteria and organisations offering a range of activities and workshops being delivered in Herefordshire.