Our 360° Outreach project supports schools and families working together to build a picture of the “whole child” and better understand the child’s needs.

Find out about the workshops and coffee support sessions for families and staff in participating schools in Term 4.

As part of the first stage of the Neurodiversity Transformation Project, the Integrated Care Board (ICB) created a survey in order to further understand the current experiences and journey before and after assessment for parent carers, practitioners and professionals who are supporting children and young people with neurodivergent needs. This closed on 31st December 2023.

Our 360° Outreach project supports schools and families working together to build a picture of the “whole child” and better understand the child’s needs.

Find out about the workshops and coffee support sessions for families and staff in participating schools in Term 3.

Our 360° Outreach project supports schools and families working together to build a picture of the “whole child” and better understand the child’s needs.

Find out about the workshops and coffee support sessions for families and staff in participating schools in Term 2.

Our 360° Outreach project supports schools and families working together to build a picture of the “whole child” and better understand the child’s needs.

Find out about the workshops and coffee support sessions for families and staff in participating schools in Term 1.

Have your say! Complete this survey to help shape services supporting children with additional needs and disabilities.

Today, the CEOs of ICB and Sirona Health and Care informed us that the autism assessment criteria will revert back to the process that was in place, before the changes that were announced on 1st March 2023.

Parent Carer Forums in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) share the next steps in light of recently announced changes to Autism assessment and paediatric services.

The 3 Parent Carer Forums across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire respond to the recently announced changes that narrow the referral criteria for children and young people to obtain an Autism diagnosis.

Health services across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) have recently announced that they are implementing changes to the referral criteria for children and young people to obtain an Autism diagnosis. Sirona have provided information for those affected.