Who we are: -

Liverpool Parent and Carers Forum (LivPaC) is a group of parents and carers of children and young people with special additional needs and/or disabilities (SEND) who work with education, health and care services to ensure the services they plan and deliver are fit for purpose and meet the needs of children, young people and their families across Liverpool.  We have a Steering Group of parent and carer volunteers who lead this work and who actively seek out the experiences and views of parents and carers across Liverpool to make sure we know what is important to them.  We aim to give parents and carers a collective voice and use our experience, knowledge and feedback from families to help commissioners and providers plan and develop the quality, range and accessibility of services families use.

 

What we do: -

Through our participation and co-production, we are working to create a culture across all services which places the needs of families at the centre of the decision making.

 

We Aim to:

• empower parents/carers to have a voice
• give information
• be a collective voice for as many families as possible across Liverpool by providing a forum for views to help develop services
• work in partnership with service providers
• be supportive and accessible to all families across Liverpool
• provides examples of good practice
• provide informal support
• encourage and promote inclusive attitudes and practice

 

''Alone we can do so little, but together we can do so much''

 

 

 

  LivPaC Meetings and Workshops 2022

 

  

 15th March 2022             -           10:00am – 12:00pm                   Coffee Morning Session

 28^th March 2022            -           19:00pm – 21:00pm                   Autism and Behaviour

 This course is being delivered by Reachout – ASC Autism Support and funded by The Isabella Trust

 This course looks at how we can investigate the causes and anxiety around behaviour that concerns and   challenges us with autistic children.  We look at what behaviour communicates and how to read a child’s   anxiety before working out what additional support can be needed.  This course helps you understand the   behaviour, be proactive and make a long lasting difference to a child who is struggling in a difficult situation.   This session will be over ZOOM.  To book please email info@livpac.org.uk for the link to register with Eventbrite

 

 31^st March 2022 -           19:00pm – 20:30pm                   Autism and Girls

 This course is being delivered by Reachout ASC - Autism Support

 Lynn McCann is the founder and is the author of a chapter in "Educating Girls on the autistic spectrum:   Developing an integrated approach and works to identify and support autistic girls in mainstream schools.

 This course looks at the identification, characteristics and support needs of autistic girls. This session will be   held over ZOOM.  To book please email info@livpac.org.uk for the link to register on Eventbrite

 

 

Our Coffee Morning sessions have commenced face to face, but our Evening sessions and workshops are still virtual via ZOOM.

1st Tuesday of every month              10am - 12noon

2nd Monday of every month               6pm - 8pm

3rd Tuesday of every month              10am - 12noon

 

Please check out our Facebook page, Instagram and also Twitter for up to date information

 

 If families would like to book a place then they will need to email us at info@livpac.org.uk

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

               

 

DCLP         Dingle Community Learning Programme  (South Liverpool)

 

LivPaC

c/o DCLP, 5 Shelmore Drive,

Dingle,  Liverpool

L8 4YL

 

*** Please note that the training that we have on offer is all free, but you need to book a place UNLESS its through a different provider -  Training needs to be booked through Eventbrite either on Facebook page or via our website www.livpac.co.uk