We are continuing with our monthly overview to ensure that you know what we do. You will no doubt have joined us in one of our many coffee mornings or speaker events that we tend to host via zoom, but it's likely that you're less aware of the work we do when working with partners such as the local authority, health partners or the voluntary sector. Click the link below to find out a little bit more.

Last month you told us that you were feeling exhausted, broken and in need of a break! This prompted conversations with a number of parent carers about Short Breaks and we were surprised to hear that not many of you knew who they were or what they offered As a result, this month we have worked closely with the Short Breaks Team at Surrey County Council to get a two page summary of the schemes on offer, where they are based, what they offer and importantly when their summer bo

We are continuing with our monthly overview to ensure that you know what we do. You will no doubt have joined us in one of our many coffee mornings or speaker events that we tend to host via zoom, but it's likely that you're less aware of the work we do when working with partners such as the local authority, health partners or the voluntary sector. Click the link below to find out a little bit more.

The project team planning to build a new school for children and young people with Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) on the former Chalcraft Nurseries site in Dorking, are holding a public exhibition to present their revised plans on Thursday 10th March (4pm-8pm) at The White Horse Hotel on Dorking High Street. BVA will provide crossphase education for up to 180 pupils aged 7-19 years with Communication and Interaction Needs (COIN) and Autism Spectrum Conditions

The NNPCF steering group has been working with a variety of stakeholders to offer parent carers and forums the opportunity to be briefed and engage in the SEND Green Paper. This post updates you on what they are planning and how you can get involved.