Every local authority must publish a Local Offer explaining:
Wolverhampton’s SEND IASS provides:
We provide:
The Wolverhampton outreach service offers workshops, coffee mornings, drop in sessions and parent programmes.
For many families, the first step is:
Schools should be able to guide parents towards additional services where needed.
The independent provider of special education advice (IPSEA) work to provide free, independent legal advice on SEND law, EHCPs, appeals and tribunals.
They can provide:
Contact for famlies with disabled children is a leading charity for families raising disabled children.
They can provide:
Scope is a disability equality charity offering both practical and emotional support
They provide:
YoungMinds is a UK charity fighting for children and young peoples’s mental health; they also have parent guides and a helpline
They can provide:
SOS!SEN is an independent national helpline for special education advice
They can provide:
