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SEN and Disability - Local Offer

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The Children and Families Act (2014) has introduced a new approach to the way children, young people and their families are supported.

The Local Offer will bring together information from education, health and social care about Special Educational Needs and Disability all into one place. The Local Offer will cover what’s available including statutory entitlements, what provision is in place locally and what other organisations offer for the children and young people from birth to 25 with Special Educational Need and Disability.

There are a range of services available to families with a child or children who have a disability or additional need. For more information please use the links shown or the search facilities.

If you provide a service appropriate for families and would like to share it here, please use the 'Register' link above.

If you unable to find what you are looking for, or have a specific enquiry please contact us via the 'contact us' page

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