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Guest blog by parent carer Maureen, Co-Chair of The National Network of Parent Carer Forums (NNPCF).

A graphic representation of Sterre Ploeger's story of her journey into Employment.

This guide provides information on the way the Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) and, in some cases, local authorities will calculate and allocate funding to institutions who provide education to young people with SEND.

This guide is for parents and carers of young people with SEND who want to know more about what to do when their child is a teenager.

Webinar slides and frequently asked questions (and answers) from a recent Contact a Family webinar facilitated by Julie Pointer, the Preparing for Adulthood Programme Lead.

Insights from Ellen who is 35 and works as an actor, an admin assistant and also shares her experiences of inclusion as a freelance trainer.

Online or blended training providing practical tools and support to build the resilience of children and young people and those who support them, whatever their role.

The Health Equality Framework (HEF) is an outcomes tool. It is based on the determinants of health inequalities and is designed to help commissioners, providers, people with learning disabilities and their families understand the impact and effectiveness of services.

Our Children and Young People’s programme has been designed to ensure that children, young people and families who are most at risk of exclusion have more choice and control over their lives, are included in their local communities and achieve better outcomes.

Welcome to Equality Street, housing a range of resources and tools that can support the measurement and monitoring of the quality of housing services for people with learning disabilities. Click on the different areas of the map to get to each sections for Self Advocates, Family Carers, Support workers, Commissioners, Providers and Housing Associations.