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Liverpool City Council: Children's Social Care
Liverpool's social care contact service Liverpool Corporate Contact Centre is open 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday for social care enquiries and referrals for children and families. If you have an urgent new concern about a child, your call will be re-directed to our Emergency Duty Team (EDT)…
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Royal School for the Blind, Liverpool
We are an outstanding, non-profit, non-maintained day and residential special school. We educate and care for pupils with special, visual, sensory, and complex needs aged 2-19. We offer day, nursery (including free places), respite and residential places. We also offer an after school club, parental support, parent…
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The Educational Psychology Service
The Educational Psychology Service is a traded and statutory service that works in partnership with Education, Social Care, Health and the Voluntary Sector. The service works with children/young people 0-25 who live in Liverpool in order to promote their attainment, inclusion and well-being. The Educational Psychology Service…
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Autism Initiatives
Autism Initiatives provides a range of person centred autism specific services throughout the UK. The charity delivers high quality services for autistic children and adults, including education, residential , short breaks, supported living, outreach, community resource centres, 'day' services, and social enterprises for employment training and experience. Autism…
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Down's Heart Group
Down's Heart Group is a charity offering support and information relating to heart conditions associated with Down's Syndrome. We offer specialised help to parents and professionals. The Group website aims to provide non-medical people in the UK with good quality information about the heart conditions…
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Family Fund
Family Fund is the UK’s largest charity providing grants and services for families on low incomes raising a disabled or seriously ill child or young person, up to the age of 24. Grants are available for essential items to help meet a child or young person’s…
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Children's Occupational Therapy Liverpool City Council
The Children’s Occupational Therapy (OT) service is an integrated citywide specialist service in Liverpool. It aims to address the needs of children/young people who have difficulties managing their activities of daily living and developing functional skills such as bathing, showering, toileting, dressing, eating; we call… -
Liverpool City Council Fostering Service
Welcome to Liverpool City Council Fostering Service. As the Local Authority fostering service we are responsible for 1,500 looked after children in Liverpool. Our priority is the welfare of our children and young people. We are not-for-profit and as much as possible we use our own foster…
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Children Missing From Education
Every local authority has a statutory duty to make sure that children not receiving, or at risk of not receiving, a suitable education are identified quickly, and effective tracking systems and support arrangements are in place. Children not receiving a suitable education are at increased…
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IPSEA (Independent Provider of Special Education Advice)
IPSEA is widely recognised as the leading organisation in England providing free independent legal information, advice and casework support to families with children and young people, aged 0-25, with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). We offer a unique range of services to help children and young…