Health services survey
From Nottinghamshire County Council:
We need your views about the Health Services for Children and Young People in Special Schools
Nottinghamshire County & City Councils are asking for the views of parents, carers, children and young people attending Special schools who use health services. To do this we will be using co-production as a way of working to bring together families and professionals to review and shape provision. It ensures the following:
- Honesty
- Being listened to
- Promotes positive working relationships
- Strong communication
- Improved services for families
This survey and following event is for parents, carers, children and young people who have experience of health services in special schools. We want to hear your views about services such as Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Continuing care or Health Support at home or school. We are interested in hearing what is working well, what is not working, and any changes you would like to for the future. You or your child may experience.
After this we will be hosting an Event on the 21st and 28th of November where we will feedback your views and create a plan to improve services for the future.
This consultation opened on the 26th of September and will close on the 18th of October. The online questionnaire should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete. The link can be found below.
Wonder, free science event, 15th June 2019
The University of Nottingham is throwing open its doors to curious minds for a day of hands-on fun. Wonder 2019 will showcase the best of what we do at the University, with an exciting schedule of free activities for all ages.
Special Needs Fair – Bramcote Hills Park – 21st August 2019
The Peter Barratt Special Needs Fair
Booking is essential
Parents and Carers – Meet Up Monthly – Brickyard Community Centre – 13th May 2019
An Audience with Dr Wenn Lawson – world renowned expert in autism
On Mon, 20 May 2019 11:00 – 13:00 BST at the Broadway Cinema there is a seminar with Dr Wenn Lawson, designed for parents, carers, adults on the autistic spectrum and for education, health and care professionals.
Spectrum – Autism Friendly Festivals
PeaksGo are running two weekends of the Spectrum Festival in 2019. 1st-2nd of June, and 21st September.
Rainbow Parents Carers Forum Annual Event 26th March 2019
Rainbow is inviting parent carers to join us at our 8th Annual Event to hear our speakers, attend workshops, talk to providers at our marketplace, and enter our consultation prize draw to win a £100 Intu voucher. We will also be launching our Genuine Partnerships with Nottingham City Council.
Preparing for Adulthood event, Saturday 23rd March 2019
Preparing for Adulthood Family Information Event
Saturday 23 rd March 2019 10:00-14:00
Harvey Hadden Stadium, Wigman Rd, Nottingham NG8 4PB
(Refreshments will be provided throughout the day)
This event is an opportunity for young people and their families to meet with services and organisations who are available to support with the move into adulthood with particular focus on Education, Employment & Training pathways for Post 16. The event is being supported by a range of services and organisations. There will also be the opportunity to get involved and take part in both sporting and art workshops on the day.
If you are interested in attending this event please email them by no later than Friday 1st March
Services at the event:
Futures Career Advice & Apprenticeships
Information regarding Supported Employment
Skills For Employment
NCC Transitions Team
Specialist Colleges
Mainstream Colleges
Adult Overnight Short Breaks Services
Independent Travel Training
Information, Advice & Guidance Services
Sports, Leisure & Community Opportunities
Community Short Break Providers
Nottinghamshire Participation Hub
Email your Name, D.O.B, and people who will be accompanying you to ICDS.EOTAS@nottscc.gov.uk
Phab Nottingham – Trips for young people
Parents, Carers, adults with additional needs – Free Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy Course
Starting 2nd Oct 2018, Mellish Rugby Club