Making sure the voice and needs of Kingston SEND families are heard
Kingston SEND PCF is made up of local parents and carers who work to ensure children with special educational needs and disabilities and their needs are heard and understood by local services and decision makers.
We also make sure parents and carers have access to events and information that they might find useful as a SEND family.
Amazing Things
We love this introduction to autism by amazing things. It aims to raise awareness among young non-autistic audiences, to stimulate understanding and acceptance in future generations. It is intended to be viewed, discussed and shared widely by anyone but especially teachers and parents.
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Join the Kingston Parent Carer Consortium online 12-1:30pm today to talk more about the what we heard from Parent Carers and putting those ideas into practice.
Get the link by emailing sendlocaloffer@achievingforchildren.org.uk
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AfC Info website – Kingston and Richmond :: Local Offer / Information and advice / Involving children, young people, parents and carers / Kingston SEND Parent Carer Consortium
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Kingston SEND Parent Carer Consortium is a monthly meeting (currently held online). It provides an opportunity for individual parents/carers of children with special educational needs and disabiliti…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
📣This week is Sexual Health Week – did you know you can have your say on local services – anyone over 16 is invited to share their views on local services with Healthwatch
www.facebook.com/HWKingston/posts/pfbid035EniiBSa3aBkhvzSmg2fxbWiaXDdxgcaqpGJEu3ff5peeEPmHHUyAXbD…Kingston Council are currently inviting residents to share their views on sexual and reproductive health and HIV services.
Your feedback is essential. By taking part, you can help Kingston Council – Kingston Stronger Together understand what is working, what could be improved and what you would like to see from local services.
Have your say 💬
www.kingstonletstalk.co.uk/public-health/have-your-say-kingstons-sexual-and-reproductive-he/ …
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The local mental health helpline is changing from October 1st -all ages will be asked to call NHS 111, the current 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line number (0800 028 8000) will transition to NHS 111.
You'll still reach local crisis support teams – the difference is that NHS 111 provides a single, simple and nationally recognised number, making it easier and quicker to access urgent mental health support. Anyone, of any age, experiencing a mental health crisis, or worried about a friend, family member or someone they support, should call NHS 111 and select the mental health option after this date.
Mental health calls to NHS 111 will continue to be answered by trained mental health professionals who provide high-quality local support and response. The service will continue to operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for all ages, including children and young people. …
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