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  1. Down Syndrome Liverpool- Parent & Child Support Group
    Usually on 1 Friday per month, please note this can alter during half terms
    Our monthly support group/meet up is aimed at new, expectant and existing parents/carers of young children with Down Syndrome, aged between 0-5 years old. Not only is the support group a prime opportunity to meet new families who share the same amazing journey, but it…
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    SWAN Support Group - Support With Additional Needs- St John's Hall
    Tuesday
    Tuesday 9.30am-10.30am: If you have a child with additional needs come along to a safe and stimulating environment. Parents and carers can receive guidance from our experienced team and other specialist agencies. Your children can enjoy activities and you can meet new friends. Holy Spirit…
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    ADHD Parent Skill Building
    Our Understanding and Supporting my Child's ADHD programme is designed for Liverpool parents carers of children on the pathway to an ADHD diagnosis, or who are already diagnosed with ADHD. The programme aims to enhance the understanding, knowledge, and confidence of parents of children and…
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    Merseytravel Concessionary Passes
    Merseytravel offers free travel on all buses, trains and Mersey Ferries river crossings for anyone with certain disabilities who lives in Merseyside. You may qualify for a English National Concessionary Travel Pass if you meet the conditions of any of the seven categories of disability defined…
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    Personal Budgets - Myth Busters
    A personal budget is to help pay for the cost of a school place. FALSE - a personal budget is to pay for the additional support a child or young person needs and not for an early years, school or college place. There is no extra…
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    Liverpool Independent Visitor & Advocacy Service
    An appointment of an Independent Visitor for a Looked After Child can be made if: It appears that communication between the child and a parent or any person who is not a parent but has parental responsibility for the child has been infrequent; or The child…

  7. Childrens Rights and Participation Team
    Our service offers advice guidance and support for Children in Care, child protection plans or Child in Need. we offer individual support or the offer to join the Children in Care Council,which is a group of  children and young people who regularly meet to discuss…

  8. The Brain Charity - carers advocacy service
    The Brain Charity delivers the carers advocacy service for residents who live within the boundaries of Liverpool City Council   The Brain Charity carers advocacy service offers free, independent, professional support for adult carers. Advocates are available to assist carers to access a range of personalised…
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    Sensory Service
    ‘The Sensory Service provides support for those with either a Vision Impairment or a Hearing Impairment and their families.  The Sensory Service is an Educational Service which support hearing impaired and visually impaired children and young people aged 0 to 25.  Where possible schools and…
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    Voiceability - Care and Support Advocacy
    Care and Support advocacy is available for eligible people to support them to be fully involved in decisions about their care and support.  Independent advocates will be available to support people to plan for and be involved in their:   • Care assessments   • Care and…