We’re proud to share a look back at one of the busiest years we have known at SGPC

Welcome back!

We have a few changes to our opening hours and some exciting new events for you.

Bookings are open for our workshops through to the end of the year. Check out the upcoming topics and book your spot.

We have an opportunity for a parent carers who wants to make a real difference to local families! 💜

We're looking for people to join our Parent Voice and Marketing and Comms teams.

Bookings are open for our workshops through till the end of July 2026. Check out the upcoming topics and book your spot.

In December 2025, working jointly with the parent carer forums in Bristol and North Somerset we asked parent carers to share their experiences of accessing healthcare for their child or young person.

What better time to look at the Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools (PINS) project work that is happening in primary schools nationwide. Here in South Glos we’re coming to the end of its second year, and activity has been busy across schools taking part.

Next week, we are running a free, online workshop on self-harm for parent carers, designed to give you clear information, practical guidance, and a safe, compassionate space to explore a difficult and often worrying topic.

The Partnership for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools (PINS) project is well underway this year with lots of positive activity, and we wanted to share what’s happening across our schools…

It’s hard to believe it’s nearly a year since we teamed up with Gympanzees to become one of their Lending Library hubs – their very first one in fact!

Welcome back, and Happy New Year! It looks like 2026 is already shaping up to be a busy year for us. Here are just a few things coming up...

To help parent carers stay informed and feel confident navigating support, we regularly welcome organisations into the Community Base.