Update for families: Autism and ADHD assessments (Right to Choose)
What is happening?
The local NHS team for Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (called the ICB) has asked some Right to Choose providers, including Clinical Partners and Paloma Health, to pause booking new assessments for children and young people.
Introducing our Term 2 newsletter
It’s been a busy term here at South Glos Parent Carers, and everything that we’ve packed in to our final newsletter of 2025 really shows what we’re all about – listening to parent carers, working alongside services, and helping bring about positive change for SEND families.
Meet, Learn and Connect at Our Community Base
To help parent carers stay informed and feel confident navigating support, we regularly welcome organisations into the Community Base.
🌟 We’re Hiring! Is it you we're looking for? 🌟
We have an opportunity for a parent carer who wants to make a real difference to local families! 💜
We're looking for someone passionate about supporting Early Years children with SEND and their families.
Health Services Survey
We know that navigating local health services for a child with SEND can be challenging. As a parent carer, you know better than anyone how important accessible, timely and compassionate healthcare is.
Sirona Annual SEND Health Conference 2025
A day that brings together many health professionals who support our community, including Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists, Physiotherapists and more.
Spring 2026 Workshops
Bookings are open for our workshops through till the end of March 2026. Check out the upcoming topics and book your spot.
Change of opening hours
From 18 November, our Community Base will be open for drop-in support sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am to 12pm.
Reach out to us - email support
Reach out from the comfort of your own home - we’re only an email away.
Our Term 1 Newsletter is here
We're excited to share the very first termly edition of our South Glos Parent Carers newsletter. Inside, you'll find updates on what we’ve been up to, what’s coming next, and how you can get involved in shaping support for families just like yours.
When things feel overwhelming, you’re not alone
Here at SGPC, we understand that being a parent carer can be both rewarding and incredibly challenging. There are days when everything feels manageable - and then there are times when it all becomes too much.