Parental Support

Parental Support - Contact Details

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ADHD Lancashire Has you child been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? Do you need to know what to do next? We're here to help and suport you. We offer support face to face or by Telephone. Monthly Parent/Carers support meetings/coffee mornings

Autism and Parent Support An online support group for parents of autistic children In this group, alongside the friendship and non-judgemental support from fellow parents who genuinely understand, you will find: Tips & Advice - helping you to help your child Regular Guest Speakers and webinars - ask your questions and learn from the experts in their field Insight From The Actual Autistic Community - learn about and understand autism from our children’s point of view Help with advertising and securing a support worker for your child DLA Application Support

Autism Central North West Hub Our Autism Central Hubs offer guidance to families, carers and personal assistants of autistic people. All of our sessions are run by Peer Educators. These are parents or carers of autistic people, who are happy to share their knowledge and experience with you. They offer group and one-to-one sessions to help you and other parents and carers find the information and services available in your area. Hubs may also run events such as workshops, drop-in sessions, coffee mornings or virtual meet-ups.

Bee Unique Autism Our Purpose To relieve the needs of those diagnosed with Autism and those who are currently engaged in the medical diagnosis of Autism and their immediate families and carers in England in particular, but not exclusively, by the provision of support and recreational activities.

Burnley Family Hub Find support for you and your family from local services both in person and online. Support is available for all stages of family life, from pregnancy through to 19 years old or 25 for those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Families can access a wide range of services at Family Hubs, such as: midwife and health visitor appointments groups for expectant mums and dads counselling for families baby feeding advice SEND support groups and advice

Home-Start - Ribble Valley Local Home-Starts are rooted in the communities in which they serve. Each Home-Start charity is managed locally but is supported nationally by Home-Start UK, which offers direction, training, information and guidance to local Home-Starts and ensures consistent and quality support for parents and children. Home-Start in East Lancashire believes that children need a happy and secure childhood and that parents play the key role in helping them achieve their full potential. Home-Start wants to see a society in which all parents have the support they need to give their children the best start in life.

Lancashire Mind We are Lancashire Mind, your local mental health charity. Part of the Mind federation of mental health charities, our services are designed to support local people, parents, schools, public sector, voluntary organisations and businesses in relation to mental heath. We will soon be launching eLearning for parents related to neurodiversity and mental health under this project. Parents and young people can access wellbeing coaching through this Together Workshop project (up to 6 sessions fully funded, so at no cost to them). Wellbeing Coaching for Young People and Adults Housing and Wellbeing Services Schools Wellbeing Services Workplace Wellbeing Services (including training) Regular Podcast & Blog Volunteer Opportunities Opportunity to Join our Youth or Adult Advisory Service

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