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Sheffield Smokefree Service training Session Aims: Offer training on subject of health harms of smoking, help available to support quitting and referral into service. Early Help Partnership Training Online …
Sheffield Milk Trail, Milk-Trail Thursday 20th March 2025 until Thursday 10th April 2025 What is the Milk Trail? The Sheffield Milk Trail is a free, family-friendly activity that encourages you to explore Sheffield while visiting breastfeeding-friendly venues. Whether you're breastfeeding or just want to show your support, the trail is for everyone. How to Take Part Pick up your Milk Trail map at any Family Hub in Sheffield, or download one online . The map includes a quiz about mammals and their milk. Visit the eight breastfeeding-friendly venues around the city and find… to help raise awareness about breastfeeding-friendly places and support families across Sheffield. Breastfeeding in Sheffield We're proud that 58% of babies in Sheffield receive some form of breast milk at 6 weeks old – higher than the national average! The Milk Trail is part of our efforts to keep…
Sheffield Support Grid People involved: Inclusion teachers, Inclusion Assistants and Portage Home Visitors Offer:The service provides advice, support and training to educational setting staff. This support might include: Early identification and assessment of complex needs Onward…/ support (please also see Mainstream Education and young people with Education, Health and Care plans ) Sheffield Early Years and Foundation Stage (EYFS) Transitions Support Early Years settings need to complete the Sheffield EYFS Transition Record for each child in their setting who is moving…. The Sheffield EYFS Transition Record should also be completed if children move to a new Early Years setting, at any time of the year. If a child is currently supported by the 0-5 SEND service, we will provide a transition offer. This will be supported by the Early Years Inclusion Teacher and Assistant…
LGBTQ+ Some people with a special educational need and/or disability are lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender just like anybody else. You might be questioning your sexual orientation or gender. This can be confusing for some young people but there are services out there that can offer support. You are not alone with your feelings and it may help to talk to someone about them. SAYiT SAYiT (Sheena Amos Youth Trust) is a charity which has been running in Sheffield since 1999. They are a charity for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, plus (LGBTQ+) young people and sexual health/HIV. They work to transform the lives of LGBTQ+ young people and young people affected by HIV up to the age of 25. This is through group work, youth action, education and influence. They support around 100 young people a month. A recent SAYiT annual survey reported that 75.7% of their young people have…
Using the Sheffield Directory • Understand what the Sheffield Directory is and why we have it • Find out how to access it • Learn how to add a directory listing and make a change • Find out how to search for organisations, services and groups • Understand how to book sessions • Learn how to create a booklet • Understand its accessibility tools • And much more… Early Help Partnership Training Online …
You can find advice about using hospital services for a child with SEND on the Sheffield Children’s Hospital website . The autism resources pages also include information specifically about appointments and assessments . Reasonable adjustments A reasonable adjustment is a change to the way health services provide care to make sure everyone can access NHS services equally. You can read more about what reasonable adjustments are and what they mean for families, children and young adults on the Sheffield Children's hospital website . Hospital Passport Sheffield Children's Hospital have… their learning disability how they prefer to communicate how to make things easier for them when in hospital When you have completed the passport for your child, you can bring it with you when you come to the Sheffield Children’s Hospital. Please give the passport to the nurse looking after…
Sheffield Cares is a collaboration between health and care organisations. Our mission is to retain, recruit, and develop a strong social care workforce that delivers outstanding care for the people of Sheffield. The Sheffield Cares website is a one-stop shop for all things related to the social care workforce in Sheffield. It will bring together information for Sheffield Care Workers in one place. Sheffield Cares website promotes: A career in care to people who are new to care The sector-based work programmes that provide an alternative route into a job in care… across Adult Social Care. It includes: a learning and development tracking system evidence for compliance and inspections It’s FREE being fully-funded by Sheffield City Council For more information and to register: Care Professional Academy | Care Academy .…
Using the Sheffield Directory • Understand what the Sheffield Directory is and why we have it • Find out how to access it • Learn how to add a directory listing and make a change • Find out how to search for organisations, services and groups • Understand how to book sessions • Learn how to create a booklet • Understand its accessibility tools • And much more… Early Help Partnership Training Online …
Sexual Health Sheffield Update Session Aims: - To provide an update on services offered by Sexual Health Sheffield - To provide an overview of key national sexual health recommendations - To discuss the sexual health promotion team and the support available to staff teams in Sheffield. Early Help Partnership Training Online …
An Introduction to Kooth Digital Health in Sheffield Do you work alongside young people in Sheffield and/or across South Yorkshire? Maybe you are a parent, keen to support those closest to you? Did you know that EVERY young person in Sheffield and across South Yorkshire aged between 10-25 has access to an NHS commissioned Mental Health and well-being service that offers on the day support, without judgement or threshold? Welcome to www.kooth.com Kooth is a BACP accredited, free, safe and anonymous online counselling and emotional well-being platform for children and young people. There are no waiting lists for support and no referral needed. Access to the platform is available instantly 24/7. Support available includes: - Live chat or messaging with qualified mental health professionals - Self-help tools, activities and helpful articles - A vibrant yet safe online community…