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Sensory Service

Who we support and referral reason We support children with sensory processing difficulties associated with autism/social communication difficulties. The child will have a number of significant sensory issues. These will mean children aren't able to take part fully in school life and/or access their learning. Where we can deliver our services Services are provided at: The Ryegate Children’s Centre We only offer Parent Sensory workshops. How to refer, who is involved and who to contact New referrals must come from a health professional such as: 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. Please on click the logo below for information on what the service offers, who is involved and who to contact. They have a Virtual Therapy…

Rowan and Mossbrook outreach

A Council-run service to help with Communication and Interaction. Supports primary school aged children: 5-11 years Referral reason: Concern about how an autistic child's needs are being met in mainstream education. People involved: Educational psychologists, the autism education team and teaching support staff from Rowan and Mossbrook schools. Offer:Extra support for a child in their mainstream school – provided by teaching support staff from Rowan and Mossbrook schools. How to refer Schools and education settings cannot refer to this service. Instead, they should contact… team – they are considered by the Educational Psychology and ASCETS. Please note - All other types of support offered by the Educational Psychology Service and ASCETS must have been tried before Rowan and Mossbrook outreach support is given.…

Adult Care and Wellbeing – how we work

the statutory services involved including the Council and our partners in Health, together with the voluntary sector, and our independent sector providers. And of course talking to our residents and people with lived experience – including the people we support and carers. We listened throughout and developed a plan so that by 2030 we have achieved our vision. Everyone in Sheffield lives in a place they can call home, in communities that care, doing things that matter to them, celebrated for who they are ꟷ and when they need it, they receive care and support that prioritises independence… Matters Practice Framework that helps us make sure the people who use services, their families and carers know what high-quality care looks like and what they have the right to expect. The framework will support our staff to understand what high-quality care looks like and how they can contribute…

Virtual Filing Cabinet (VFC)

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