ESPCF Newsletters
Loads of updates and information to share in our autumn winter newsletter, including:
- our statement on the new East Sussex SEND strategy for 2022-25
- parent carer feedback on short breaks and respite
- how to attend our focus group on adult social care
- all the work happening to support families with children and young people with neurodevelopmental conditions such as ADHD, autism, foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, learning disabilities, tics and Tourette Syndrome, and others
- new guidance on emotionally based school avoidance
We also share information on where to get help with the cost-of-living crisis, mental health support, feedback from our recent sleep sessions, and plenty more.
Do have a read – it’s the best way to keep in touch with our work.
A packed edition, including important updates on:
- what you told the local authority and NHS at our recent events about changes needed in special educational needs and disabilities services in East Sussex
- positive news about home to school transport as a result of parent carer input
- short breaks in East Sussex – help us find out what families need
- June 2022 temperature check results
- our visit to the new child development centre in Bexhill
- initial findings from survey on what works/doesn’t work in terms of support for families with children on the neurodevelopmental pathway
And more, so delve in!
Lots to share in our latest newsletter:
- A summary of our powerful engagement sessions with parents and carers on what needs to change in SEND (special educational needs & disabilities) provision in East Sussex
- news about the government’s SEND review green paper and how you can respond
- recent High Court judgment on EHCP timeframes
- new funding for neurodevelopmental support
- submit your topics for the next meeting with the children’s services director at East Sussex
- and a brand new taster session for parent carers interested in getting a bit more involved in ESPCF work.