Transitions & Pathways Online Event
Joanne Southall • February 10, 2025
Want to learn more about preparing for transitions and pathways available?
Thurs 13th March 2025 - 10am – 11.30am.
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Our February Newsletter has all the latest from our Volunteer Training Sessions, Events and Information. Check out what's available in our area. Booking links for Events, etc.
Check out the latest updates from the Sensory Processing OT Support Service (SPOTSS)
On February 11th, 2025, parents, carers, and professionals gathered at Hartford Golf Club for the Neurodevelopmental Forum—a day dedicated to discussing support for neurodivergent children and young people in Cheshire West and Chester.
Discover the Parent Carer Forum (PCF): Who We Are in 10 Minutes. At the Parent Carer Forum (PCF), we’re always looking for new ways to connect with families and share what we do.
January Newsletter for all our news and events
Adult ADHD Self Support Courses that are being held across the borough as part of the Mental Health Course Prospectus 2024/25.
We’re looking for an Administrator – Finance and Events Coordinator to support our vital work through a six-month maternity cover role.
Thank you to everyone who attended the PCF Short Breaks & Wraparound Care SIP & Learn at Live Cheshire 🤩
Parent Carers met with Local Authority Commissioners and service providers to share their views and experiences of ‘Short Breaks’ and wraparound care for disabled children.
We recently hosted the “What’s a Panel?” event, featuring Karen Cove, a Senior SEN Leader, who shared her expertise on SEND panels and their critical role in decision-making. This session aimed to demystify the process for parents and carers.
Recently, the Parent Carer Forum Cheshire West organised an insightful online workshop focused on a topics that that parents carers in the community voiced they would like more information on . This event aimed to explore the unique challenges faced by autistic girls , masking and Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA).