Crisis lines
Local information, crisis lines and support that’s available immediately - there’s always someone you can talk to.
Right to Choose Fact Sheet
Right to Choose lets you choose where your child has their first NHS appointment for Autism or ADHD assessment. This can sometimes mean a shorter wait. This leaflet explains how it works, what it can be used for, and where to get advice and support.
Reasonable Adjustments Fact Sheet
Information and guidance on reasonable adjustments, changes that organisations must make to ensure children with disabilities are included and supported.
Meet The Professional
Read our Q&A with Pat Carr, Clinical Lead for Public Health Nursing - School Nursing in South Gloucestershire
Meet The Professional
Read our Q&A with Sarah Harper, Lead Nurse for Acute Paediatrics & High Dependency Unit
Meet The Professional
Read our Q&A with Dr Joao Roe, Head of the Sensory Support Service (hearing and vision)
Autism Assessment Fact Sheet
Information and guidance on autism assessments for children and young people, including understanding autism, accessing support, and navigating assessment options.
Meet The Professional
Read our Q&A with Helen Hollick, Designated Clinical Officer for SEND with the NHS Integrated Care Board
School Clusters
Check which cluster your child’s school is in and which EHCP coordinator covers your child’s school.
Admission Avoidance
How to avoid mental health admissions for young people with autism and or a learning disability. A parents guide. Bristol, North Somerset and South Glos version.
Meet The Professionals
Read our Q&A with Dr Helen Cox, Principal Educational Psychologist in South Gloucestershire
A guide to… CAMHS
What you need to know about the Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) in South Gloucestershire