Good news, we’ll be holding our Winter Coat Drive again in Halton this year!
This is the third year of running the project and coat donations from the good people of Halton and beyond have always exceeded our expectations.
We aim to collect as many winter coats as possible and offer them for free to people who are in need. Check out the details, including drop off points, below ………. … See MoreSee Less
Join us every Tuesday for our weekly Community Pantry at Palace Fields Community Centre . ✨Weekly Bargains. ✨20p table. ✨Fresh Fruit and Veg . ✨Card Payment welcome . ✨Benefit and Energy Advice. … See MoreSee Less
Join us on Thursday 10 October for our FREE webinar ‘Appealing to the SEND Tribunal: hints and tips for parents and carers’. Led by our legal team, the webinar will provide essential guidance, resources and practical tips to help you navigate the appeals process.
As part of #ADHDAwarenessMonth this October, we thought we’d talk about what ADHD actually is and where you can find information and support.
According to the CDC, ADHD is neurodevelopmental, which means it is part of the way the brain grows and develops. As we understand it, there are 3 types, inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive and combined type.
ADDISS provides information, training and support for parents, individuals and professionals in the fields of ADHD and related learning and behavioural difficulties.
ADHD Foundation provides training and resources for families and professionals alike.
ADHD UK also offers information, support and advocacy for individuals, families and professionals.
⭐⭐ October- What’s On⭐⭐
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Good news, we’ll be holding our Winter Coat Drive again in Halton this year!
This is the third year of running the project and coat donations from the good people of Halton and beyond have always exceeded our expectations.
We aim to collect as many winter coats as possible and offer them for free to people who are in need. Check out the details, including drop off points, below ………. … See MoreSee Less
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Join us every Tuesday for our weekly Community Pantry at Palace Fields Community Centre .
✨Weekly Bargains.
✨20p table.
✨Fresh Fruit and Veg .
✨Card Payment welcome .
✨Benefit and Energy Advice. … See MoreSee Less
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Parents and carers of children with SEND 📢
Join us on Thursday 10 October for our FREE webinar ‘Appealing to the SEND Tribunal: hints and tips for parents and carers’. Led by our legal team, the webinar will provide essential guidance, resources and practical tips to help you navigate the appeals process.
Register here (places are limited): www.ipsea.org.uk/webinar-appealing-to-send-tribunal
Can’t attend live? You can also request a recording via the link above. … See MoreSee Less
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As part of #ADHDAwarenessMonth this October, we thought we’d talk about what ADHD actually is and where you can find information and support.
According to the CDC, ADHD is neurodevelopmental, which means it is part of the way the brain grows and develops. As we understand it, there are 3 types, inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive and combined type.
ADDISS provides information, training and support for parents, individuals and professionals in the fields of ADHD and related learning and behavioural difficulties.
ADHD Foundation provides training and resources for families and professionals alike.
ADHD UK also offers information, support and advocacy for individuals, families and professionals.
Visit our website for more information, or to seek support from our free helpline: contact.org.uk/help-for-families/information-advice-services/other-ways-to-get-advice/our-helpline/ … See MoreSee Less
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