The BBC Tiny Happy People have produced six short, engaging films full of tips and advice for parents and carers to help develop their little one’s language skills. These videos can be viewed here.
The Essex Family Support Service is here to offer early help for families with children and young people aged between 8 to 19 to help build a happier life together. We are a low level preventative service who aim to support your family to feel happier and more...
Essex Family Forum have launched an information booklet for families with children who have Autism, ADHD, Developmental Coordination Disorder, OCD and Tourettes, to signpost what support is available in Essex. For more information please click...
Can you help? Provide would like to hear feedback from young people with neurological conditions and their families, on their experiences with therapy, in order to help us improve the service we offer. If you can help with this, please complete the online...
The Abilities in Me is a fantastic charity whcih publishes story books aimed at children about their specific conditions. They have books about ADHD, Autism, Speech Delay, Epilepsy, Diabetes, Down Syndrome, Tube Feeding, amongst many others. For more information...
Want to get your child active over the Christmas holidays? Panathlon Challenge are hosting a SEND activity camp from 20th-23rd December, 10am-2pm, at Writtle University College in Chelmsford, Essex. Panathlon is a national charity which gives thousands of young people...
Suffolk Mind have collaborated with a headteacher to write a storybook aimed at 4-5 year olds, teaching them about how important it is to look after their mental health. you can purchase a copy of the book...
Ed Sheeran is doing the cbeebies bedtime story on Friday the 5th Nov and talking about Stuttering. Tune in to Cbeebies to find out more or check out our webpage for more information on Stammering Stammering – Provide Children and Family...
Honey Lock, 15 is a patient of the Children and Family Service and has created an inspirational speech on how a disability doesn’t define an individual. Take a watch of her speech below.
I CAN the children’s communication charity are offering free webinars providing strategies and appraches for parents/guardians to try with their child. To access the webinar series please click...
