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  • Early Help Partnership Training

    Early-Help-Partnership-Events The Early Help Partnerships training offer is a standalone topic-based programme which continues to support and embed the principles of whole family ways of working. It looks to upskill the universal and Early Help workforce and underpin the core values of partnership working. The training is readily available and accessible for Sheffield City Council employees and our wider partners. All training is free to access and compliments that of all other training as part of your development. This training is available for professionals who work with Sheffield families. Training sessions can be delivered face-to-face or online, if there is a session online, cameras should be turned on and microphones muted; you can use background filters.…

  • Inclusion Criteria

    We include details about the following types of organisation/service/activity. 1. Area Clubs, groups, organisations and services based in Sheffield, including areas which border Sheffield that Sheffield people would typically travel to take part in an activity or use a service. We will also consider regional organisations which run a service or activity in Sheffield. Exceptions. We will consider putting a regional or national organisation on if there is a gap in local service (such as organisations which help people stay independent, safe and well). 2. Type Voluntary, community… tennis, sailing club leisure centres health and wellbeing and psychotherapists (if a member of a professional body) healthy eating and weight management complementary health (such as osteopathy, chiropractic, acupuncture, herbal medicine and homeopathy, if a member of a professional body…

  • 1105 Shelter Duty to Refer

    Shelter Duty to Refer During this session you will learn about: What is a duty to refer Who has a duty to refer How to do a duty to refer to Sheffield City Council's Housing Solutions Team and how they should respond How and when to refer for specialist help Early Help Partnership Training Online Session…

  • Accessing Sheffield's Local Offer

    Change the language, size of the font and contrast colours You can change the language, size of the font and contrast colours of the screen on the Local Offer webpages. Click on the options at the top of the screen. The options look like this: The three A's change the font size. Clicking on a …

  • Sheffield Children’s Foundation Trust Information Resource Library

    Health Information: Sheffield Children’s Foundation Trust Information Resource Library Sheffield Children’s Information Resource Library has lots of health information for you to look at and read. There is advice on autism, epilepsy, hearing and sleep to name but a few. You can find out more on the website .…

  • Alert cards for emergency services

    South Yorkshire Police have a scheme that helps emergency service workers. This could be a police officer, a firefighter or a paramedic. It helps them communicate better with people on the autism spectrum. It helps them communicate better with people who have a learning disability. Joining the scheme is free. Applicants are asked to give information about: their communication needs situations they find difficult things that help them emergency contacts These are then stored in a central database. People registered on the scheme will get a credit-card-sized card. They can show this to emergency service workers if they find themselves in crisis. Workers will be able to get information about the person from their call handling system. This will help them to adapt their communication and actions to fit. A ‘passport’ is supplied. This can be used in places like bus…

  • Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)

    CAMHS Single Point of Access Centenary House, Heritage Park, Albert Terrace Road, S6 3BR Referral reason The child is experiencing difficulties which are seriously impacting on their mental health and emotional wellbeing. Clinicians involved Mental health workers from a range of professions Outcome This clinical service can offer: Assessment and advice Treatment How to refer Direct referrals to the Community CAMHS teams are accepted from GPs, qualified social workers, educational psychologists, paediatricians and MAST (Multi Agency Support Team) panel meetings. Health visitors and school nurses may refer with explicit agreement of the GP. Contact via e-mail camhsspa@nhs.net…

  • Sensory Service

    Sensory processing difficulties associated with autism/social communication difficulties Ryegate Children’s Centre Referral reason The child has a number of significant sensory issues which are interfering with the child’s ability to participate in school life and/or access the curriculum. Clinicians involved DCD Team Occupational Therapist and/or Physiotherapist Outcome This clinical service can offer Parent Sensory Workshop only No individual sensory assessment How to refer New referrals must come from a health professional (e.g. GP, Ryegate consultant, speech and language therapy). Schools cannot refer directly. Parents must go to the GP to ask for a referral if no other health professional is already involved. Contact: Jenny Featherstone Tel: 0114 2717610…

  • Who are short breaks services for?

    Short break services are for children and young people with disabilities, aged up to and including 17 years old. Adults short break services are for young people aged 18 and over, and the services work together for young people aged 18 to 25 years old. The main aim of short break services are to…

  • Communicating with families about SEND: Best practice guide for services

    Links and documents The local authority, Integrated Care Board (ICB), Parent Carer Forum (PCF) and other services have described how services should communicate with families about Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Read our best practice guide for services to find out more.