📣 Our latest Halton SEND Parent Carers Forum weekly update is now out 💛
In this week’s newsletter, we are sharing: ☀️ a reminder of our summer closure dates 💼 a new job opportunity with the forum 🏛️ autumn term Halton Borough Council coffee morning dates 📝 updates on the latest Department for Education SEND consultations 💙 health and ICB updates, including the new emotional health and wellbeing directory for Halton 🌈 extra information and support, including school transport information and SENsory Fest in Wirral
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We will joined tonight by Harriet Clarke instead of Peter. She is the operations manger of the Mental health Support Teams (in schools) and able to give an overview of the service and answer some parents questions.
CharlieGood Morning all! Its the last full week of School for many before the Summer Holidays – Keep your eyes peeled for our Newsletter this Friday with lots of information and ideas Don’t forget we have our evening Zoom this Thursday with Peter Styzaker the head of the Mental Health Schools Team joining us to give parents information on what his team for Children and Young people in schools … See MoreSee Less
Colleagues in Halton ICB have developed a Children and Young Peoples Emotional Health and Well Being Online Service Directory for families, professionals, and young people across Runcorn and Widnes to help them find the appropriate level of emotional and wellbeing support that is available locally.
The directory includes services and support for different levels of need, to ensure children are directed to the right service without unnecessary barriers. There are services available for the following four areas of need:
Getting advice and signposting Getting Help Getting More Help Getting Risk Support
You can access the service directory using this link www.haltonfamilyhubs.co.uk/thrive. Please can we ask you to have a go at navigating and reading the information on the website, before answering the questions in the ‘Thrive Feedback Form’ that you will find near the top of the page.
We would like to hear your feedback on what we have done so far, so that we can ensure it works for local families and includes information that you find helpful. It is also an opportunity for you to let us know if you feel something is missing and what we can do to improve it before we make it live and officially launch it.
Please can you also share this with other parents and carers you know who live in Halton.
We would be grateful if you could review the website and complete the feedback form by Friday the 21st August.
Thank you in advance for all your support with this, as your input is extremely valuable to us.
📣 Our latest Halton SEND Parent Carers Forum weekly update is now out 💛
In this week’s newsletter, we are sharing:
☀️ a reminder of our summer closure dates
💼 a new job opportunity with the forum
🏛️ autumn term Halton Borough Council coffee morning dates
📝 updates on the latest Department for Education SEND consultations
💙 health and ICB updates, including the new emotional health and wellbeing directory for Halton
🌈 extra information and support, including school transport information and SENsory Fest in Wirral
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Its the last full week of School for many before the Summer Holidays – Keep your eyes peeled for our Newsletter this Friday with lots of information and ideas
Don’t forget we have our evening Zoom this Thursday with Peter Styzaker the head of the Mental Health Schools Team joining us to give parents information on what his team for Children and Young people in schools … See MoreSee Less
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🌟Dear Parents and Carers 🌟
Colleagues in Halton ICB have developed a Children and Young Peoples Emotional Health and Well Being Online Service Directory for families, professionals, and young people across Runcorn and Widnes to help them find the appropriate level of emotional and wellbeing support that is available locally.
The directory includes services and support for different levels of need, to ensure children are directed to the right service without unnecessary barriers. There are services available for the following four areas of need:
Getting advice and signposting
Getting Help
Getting More Help
Getting Risk Support
You can access the service directory using this link www.haltonfamilyhubs.co.uk/thrive. Please can we ask you to have a go at navigating and reading the information on the website, before answering the questions in the ‘Thrive Feedback Form’ that you will find near the top of the page.
We would like to hear your feedback on what we have done so far, so that we can ensure it works for local families and includes information that you find helpful. It is also an opportunity for you to let us know if you feel something is missing and what we can do to improve it before we make it live and officially launch it.
Please can you also share this with other parents and carers you know who live in Halton.
We would be grateful if you could review the website and complete the feedback form by Friday the 21st August.
Thank you in advance for all your support with this, as your input is extremely valuable to us.
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