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Sharing from Dingley's Promise: Are you a parent of a child aged 5-7 with SEND needs (diagnosed or undiagnosed)? Please complete the anonymous survey on parents’ experiences of how children’s needs are identified in & beyond the early years. (1/2)

we can support with your options for next steps.” Beneath the text box is an upper‑body image of a person pointing upwards with both index fingers. The background features a gradient from blue at the top to yellow at the bottom.

Alt text: Information graphic from SENDiass4BCP, with the website address “sendiass4bcp.org” at the top and their circular logo on the right. A highlighted message reads:“Did you know? SENDiass4BCP cannot overturn decisions made by a school or the local authority,but (1/2)

SENDiass4BCP can't overturn decisions made by school or the council, but can support you with your options for next steps We can give you information & support you to appeal a council decision, but we've no influence on the decisions. More on our service: sendiass4bcp.org/about-us/our-s…

Linwood Early Bird sessions available for parent carers of young children who have an ASD diagnosis - details and application form via the link: sendiass4bcp.org/2026/01/29/lin…

local authority make a decision, but we can support you to take action if this is your choice." Below the text, a person is shown raising both index fingers upwards towards the message. The background features a gradient from blue at the top to yellow at the bottom. (2/2)

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SENDiass4BCP cannot make the local authority make decisions, but we can support you to take action if this is your choice We can advise you of the law and responsibilities of the local authority and schools or colleges, but we do not have the authority to enforce it. We can (1/2)

however provide you with the support for you to take necessary action if this is your choice. SENDiass4BCP cannot overturn decisions made by a school or the local authority Find out more about our service here: sendiass4bcp.org/about-us/our-s… (2/2)

What's on in February? Ask questions at our in-person drop-ins, and get advice at our online workshops! Follow the link for details: sendiass4bcp.org/2026/01/26/wha…

Don't forget to join us on Tuesday 3 February for our virtual 'Preparing a legally compliant EHC plan' training session led by a member of our legal team. Book your place: bit.ly/3VoAerD

SENDiass4BCP officers are not specialists in the needs of the children and young people they support. We'll try to have a good understanding of their needs to provide you with the best support, but we'll never know your child’s needs as much as you do. sendiass4bcp.org/about-us/our-s…

Events coming up this Wednesday! Details here: sendiass4bcp.org/events/

We're sharing information on a short course for adults with learning disabilities and related conditions such as autism, particularly for younger adults. Contact information and further details: sendiass4bcp.org/2026/01/12/top…

As the weather is much colder at the moment, many of us will be relying on central heating more than usual to get through those colder days ❄️ With energy costs still high, this puts even more pressure on families with disabled children facing higher than average bills. At the below link we explain what help you might be entitled to 👇f.mtr.cool/zftmtaarfq

SENDiass4BCP are an impartial, confidential and arms-length service. This means that we do not take sides. We cannot represent you, but we will support you to put across your views and advise you of your options Find out more information on our service: sendiass4bcp.org/about-us/our-s…

The Government has launched the Milburn Review into why so many 16–24‑year‑olds are not in education, employment or training. Disabled young people must be part of this conversation. They are calling for evidence until 30 January 2026.  Share your views: 📩 youngpeopleandwork.report@dwp.gov.uk

Almost time to wave 'bye 25, and say Happy New Year to you & 2026. We'll open normal hours Friday 02/01/26, and from the following Monday with events starting that week. Hope you have a healthy & safe New Year! Click and tap your way to a quick look-back sendiass4bcp.org/2025/12/31/hap…