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SEN Support Services

SENDIASS support families in Warrington who have children with additional needs or disabilities.

SENDIASS (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information Advice and Support Service) provides free, confidential, and impartial help for children, young people (up to 25), and parents/carers with SEND, offering guidance on education law, EHC Plans, meetings, appeals, and resolving disagreements with schools or the local authority, with local services available across the UK, including a specific one for Warrington.

More information can be found here https://www.warrington.gov.uk/warringtonsendiass

Call us on 01925 442978

SENDIASS provide support and advice in the following areas

Explaining the different stages of SEN support
Guidance with practical tasks such as how to get extra support for your child/young person in school. How to get referrals into services. Support with forms, writing letters, completing parental views
Explaining reports, cutting through jargon
Advice on EHC assessments and plans/draft plans
Attending some meetings
Attending some EHCP annual reviews, transition reviews, early/emergency reviews, SEN support reviews.
At transition between Nursery/Primary/Secondary/post 16 settings.
On different types of exclusions.
On how to move forward when things go wrong.
Resolving disagreements in educational settings and with the local authority.
In appeals for admission, choice of setting, SEND transport etc
In preparing for formal mediation and tribunals
In situations where Equality and Disability Discrimination is an issue

Early help

Early Help
The purpose of Early Help is to give support to children and their families at the earliest opportunity and stop any problems they are experiencing from getting worse.

Any professional working with your family, such as those based in schools, health services, and in voluntary sector organisations, can offer Early Help as soon as they can see that advice, support and/or early help may be needed.

Early Help works best when it is offered to the whole family and when services are delivered jointly by professionals.

Early Help is everyone’s business. We have a page dedicated to Early Help on our website.

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