Useful website links / resources
Here you will find some links to information and activities that may be of interest to you:
Adaptive Clothing
Conditions & Health
BSPD Advice for parents of children with autism
Disabled Children’s Partnership
Disabled Children's Partnership - #CountDisabledChindrenIn Campaign
Advice for parents of children with autism - BSPD
Sandwell Family Life – Supporting Young People and families to get the best from life.
Route2Wellbeing- Health and wellbeing services within Sandwell.
SIBS - For brothers and sisters of disabled children and adults
Advice on the UK Data Protection Legislation and vaccinations in Primary and Secondary schools
Flu immunisation for pupils in school years Reception - Year 11
Cost of living
Financial Support
Parent well-being
❄🧤Keep warm and well during the cold weather❄🧤
CEREBRA - Legal, Social and Financial
Family Action-Support for families with a child with ASD or ADHD
Facebook Q&A: Getting Social Care for your Child – Cerebra
Father's and male carers group
Parental Supervision checklists for Face book , Twitter, Instagram
Resources for parents and carers to help children get off to a good start using digital devices
Safer sleep advice for emergency situations
Sandwell Children’s Trust - Disabled Children
Safeguarding
Support with Bereavement
Support for Respite & Short Breaks
Parents Cerebra are looking for families to take part in a research project
Understanding emotional well-being and distress in people with learning disabilities
What is the study about? We are currently developing a new assessment tool to measure emotional well-being and distress in people with learning disabilities and communication difficulties.
Who can take part? Parents & caregivers of individuals with a moderate to profound intellectual disability who are over 4 years old.
How long does it take? Completing the online survey takes approx. 1 hour. You’ll receive an individualised feedback report and a £5 Amazon voucher!
How can I take part? Simply email Jane Waite to take part: j.waite@aston.ac.uk
