SEND advice and support
The SEND information, advice and support service (SENDIASS) provides free and impartial information, advice and support for children, young people and young adults (up to 25 years old) with special educational needs and / or disabilities as well as their parents or carers.
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SEND Local Offer
Find out about the North Yorkshire local offer for special educational needs and disabilities and what services are covered.
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PEACE pathway
PEACE is a pathway for Eating disorders and Autism developed from Clinical Experience.This pathway will support autistic people suffering with an eating disorder, their loved ones and their clinicians.
Check out the PEACE pathway
Parent Carer Voice North Yorkshire
Parent Carer Voice North Yorkshire is the recognised parent carer forum for the region. Their vision is to inform, empower and represent the collective voice of families with children and young people with SEND across North Yorkshire.
Autism and mental health
Autism is a developmental condition, not a mental health condition. However, those with autism are more likely to experience mental health problems. You can find out more about autism and mental health on the Young Minds website.
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ADHD and Mental Health
ADHD is a condition where you have lots of energy and have difficulty concentrating. ADHD can leave you feeling out of control and this might impact on your mental health. You can find out more about ADHD and mental health on the Young Minds website.
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Learning Disabilities and Mental Health
This information pack is intended to provide a basic introduction to mental wellbeing before considering mental health problems in children and young people with learning disabilities in more depth.
Download the information pack
Easy Health
The Easy Health website provides health resources in accessible formats for anyone who finds written information hard to understand. This includes information on mental health.
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Newbold Hope
Newbold Hope supports parents, carers and professionals to reduce violent, difficult and dangerous behaviour in children and young people with a disability and/or an additional need.
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