Signposting to SGPC
No diagnosis is needed to access any of our services.
Online Resources
Our online resources “A Guide to….” are packed with information and support for parents, especially those at the early stages of finding out about their child’s SEND needs.
The handy online guides are easy to flick through and provide parents with direct links to a range of organisations who may be able to help them, as well as local information through the South Glos local offer.
Please note, the guides themselves are not downloadable. The files here are provided to help you in passing details of these resources to families.
How to share
For each service and our main resource guide we supply
pdf files - ideal for printing for use on display boards or sharing by email
png files - suitable for sharing ideal for class dojo and other school messaging apps, as well as including in a newsletter or as a social media post.
alt text to accompany image files
suggested text for your post
Please note, if sharing the png file you should ensure that your message also includes the direct link. People are often reading on their phones making it tricky to scan the QR code to access the guide
Drop-in Support and Online Workshops
For details on each of our service sectors please follow the links below:
A Guide to…Early Years
Parenting a child with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) can be exhausting and overwhelming at times, which is why we’ve put together a handy resource to help support you along the way. Check out South Glos Parent Carers (SGPC) Guide to Early Years.
A Guide to…School Years
Parenting a child with SEND can be exhausting and overwhelming at times, which is why we’ve put together a handy resource to help support you along the way. Check out our Guide to School Years.
A Guide to…Preparing for Adulthood
Parenting a child with SEND can be exhausting and overwhelming at times, which is why we’ve put together a handy resource to help support you along the way. Check out our Guide to Preparing for Adulthood.
A Guide to…EBSA
If your child or young person has difficulty attending school and you don’t know where to turn, check out our Guide to Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA)
Can’t, not won’t
‘Can’t, Not Won’t is a series of videos for parent carers, all about about Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA). Created by South Glos Parent Carers (SGPC) and South Glos Council’s Educational Psychology Service (EPS).
Each video is accompanied by a handout with further information and support.