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  • Group Programmes

    Sheffield Parent Hub - Group Programmes Group parenting programmes are for those who are finding being a parent a bit of a challenge. Programmes range from 5 to 15 weeks. Covering the full range of parenting strategies with personalised support to help you put these into practice back home… behaviour management strategies and manage parental stress. Duration: 8 weeks Teen Triple P Plus Generic universal parenting programme for parents of teenagers. The programme promotes positive parenting strategies, dealing with emotional and risky behaviours, coping and self-care skills. Find out… and disabilities Sheffield Parenting Hub has a range of programmes available to all. These programmes are specifically designed for parents and carers of children with SEND. Stepping Stones Plus This programme is for parents of children 0-12 who have a child with disability. The programme builds parenting…

  • Want to give a compliment?

    Our teams work really hard each and every day supporting young people with SEND. If there is a team or an individual you would like to say thank you or give a compliment to, please e-mail localoffer@sheffield.gov.uk . You can also write to us at: Sheffield SEND Service, Howden House, Floor 5, 1 Union Street, Sheffield, S1 2SH. We may publish your words on this page. Please keep reading to see some of the lovely things others have said about our SEND Service. What people have said Compliment to SENDSARS SENDSARS was very helpful and willing to take the time over the phone… to access. Responses to questions, requests and queries have been quick and helpful. Compliment to the Educational Pyschology Service Feedback from parents following a post-16 piece of casework: I just wanted to send a personal note of thanks for the report you wrote for our son XXX…

  • Safeguarding for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)

    Links and documents We all have a responsibility to keep all children and young people safe whether they have a SEND or not. You must act if you have any concerns. Reporting concerns If you are worried that a child or young person is being abused or neglected, please contact us using the information below. You do not have to give your name if you do not want to. Please have the postcode where the child or young person normally lives. If you cannot provide this information you should still call. Immediate danger If a child or young person is in immediate danger please contact the Police by calling 999. Reporting Child Abuse If you are worried that a child or young person is: at risk of being hurt, abused or neglected is being hurt, abused or neglected Please contact the Sheffield Safeguarding Hub on 0114 273 4855. Where a family needs support but it is not a child…

  • Anxiety and Emotionally Based School Non-Attendance

    , Vision Support Service , Service for Deaf and Hearing Impaired Children ) can help. Alongside informing professionals, you should also document everything so that any possible court action regarding your child’s attendance may be challenged. Parents have a duty to ensure their child receives an education, but if this duty is being affected by other factors, they are well within their rights to request support from the school. If this support is not forthcoming, you may want to contact Sheffield SENDIAS or self-refer to the Family Intervention Service . Inclusion and Attendance Team You can… or prosecuted for your child’s non-attendance. Who can support? The Family Intervention Service (formerly MAST) can help families with school attendance issues and provide early mental health support. All schools have access to Educational Psychology support. They have put together an Emotionally…

  • Mediation

    is the later. Who is involved? Mediation meetings involve the parents and/or young person with SEND, an officer from the local authority and a mediation service. In Sheffield, the service provider commissioned by the local authority to provide mediation services is called Collis Mediation Ltd. What happens? The parent or young person with SEND contacts the mediation service named in the decision letter. No paperwork is required. The mediation service provider will take details of the case and explain what mediation involves. If you and your family do not want to take part in mediation… with SEND called "When people can't agree" . Further information is also available in the 0-25 SEND Code of Practice paragraph 11.13 – 11.38. You can speak to the Sheffield SEN & Disability Information Advice and Support Service (SENDIAS) for advice.…

  • May half-term activities

    (City Road entrance) S2 Baby Group | 1:30pm - 2:30pm | Burngreave Family Hub Community Network Site, 19 Spital Street , S3 9LB | Baby Group | 1:30pm - 2:30pm| Angram Bank Family Hub Community Network Site, Kinsey Road, S35 4HN Wednesday 29th May 2024 Holiday activities | 9:30am - 11:30am… and your family at the sessions. Other activities in Sheffield Things to do for Families in Sheffield (welcometosheffield.co.uk) sheffieldhealthyholidays.org – sheffieldhealthyholidays.org – Explore, Create, Eat well, Move!…

  • Support for young people released from custody

    The Sheffield Youth Justice Service helps young people get back on their feet after they leave custody. This service is for children/young people from 10 years old all the way up to 18 (sometimes older depending on when they were sentenced). An Education Officer and a Youth Justice Officer… started. For under 16’s or those of school age The Sheffield Youth Justice Service: helps young people get back into school after they leave custody. work with schools and the local authority to find the best place for the young person to learn. make sure any qualifications the young person did in custody count towards their progress. work with Sheffield SENDSARS to make sure Education, Health and Care (EHC) plans are up to date. For young people aged 16 and over The Education, Training and Employment (ETE) team is there to help young people find jobs or training after they leave…

  • Infant Mental Health

    and early parenting - Sheffield Suicide Support and Prevention - This page is dedicated to perinatal support including information about children and family support, parent and carer mental health support and general information about support, activities and resources. Sheffield Mental Health Guide - This page takes you to services that can help throughout pregnancy and early parenting. Parent and infant relationship service (PAIRS) - This pages provides more information on the PAIRS service in Sheffield and how you can access support.…

  • Supporting Young People with Sexuality and Gender Identity

    professional help demonstrates your commitment to your child's well-being and ensures they receive the best possible care during their journey of self-discovery. Resources in Sheffield If you are a LGBTQ+ young person in Sheffield, then SAYiT is here for you. SAYiT provides support and social opportunities for LGBTQ+ young people in Sheffield, aged 8-25. In addition to providing services for young people, SAYiT offers support and services to parents and carers of LGBTQ+ young people. …

  • Joint Assessment Meetings (JAMs)

    identified for the Child/Young Person (CYP) following a recent feedback survey by the Sheffield Education Psychology Service (EPS). How do JAMs work? JAMs should be chaired by an Educational Psychologist (EP) and include input from parents/carers, as well as other SEND professionals… Health Care Needs Assessments (EHCNAs) in Sheffield Decrease in administration time One single advice document Collaborative Process Outcome focused JAMs Leaflet Find more information on JAMs here…