Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Where to go to set support.
Families in Partnership
Website link: Glosfamilies Directory | Support for Families with SEND - Gloucestershire's Local Offer for Parent Carers
Subscribe to the newsletter: Families in Partnership newsletters | Gloucestershire County Council
Professor Jonathan Green presents a comprehensive framework for understand the realationship between Neurodiversity, autism and healthcare delivery
Free app to help dead, speech-impaired, and hearing people talk to each other over the phone using the relay service.
Website link: Relay UK - homepage | Relay UK

Resources: Resources list
Website link: The deaf health charity SignHealth

Neurodivergent learners and practical food lessons
Neurodivergent learners and practical food lessons - Food A Fact Of Life

Caudwell Children and Parents Resource Pack 
Free resources to support emotional wellbeing aimed at children with SEND and their families. The resources from Caudwell Children, a UK charity supporting disabled and neurodivergent children, incldues mindfulness colouring, emotions cards and wells, now an dnext cards and posters, and breathing technique posters. Nick Read, chief operating officer at Caudwell Children, said: “We’re proud to have collaborated with the talented and experienced team at Twinkl on these high-quality, free resources. It’s fitting to be launching them at a time when SEND education is in the spotlight, following the recent publication of the Schools White Paper and SEND reform proposals.
Visit www.caudwellchildren.com/families/resources-for-parents-and-carers

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