Support Services/Workshops
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"Special Education goes beyond differentiated approaches. This is far more than merely adding a provision to an existing program. We must treat every caseload with the utmost respect and care, for behind every caseload lurks precious souls waiting to be guided. It is crucial to plan well, differentiate carefully and include everyone..." Ruth D-Whyte, 21.
- Person-Centred Approaches : We strive to foster stable, happy family networks in which all family members can thrive. As a key component of our approach, we work holistically across the family. We assist parents who are experiencing difficulties by providing intensive family support, and well-being services.
- Parent Consultations : Get a more in-depth understanding of your needs by meeting with our educational consultant Ruth D-Whyte. We can point you in the proper direction. schedule your session here.
- EHCP Advocacy Services : The numerous components of an EHC plan for the parent are considerably more complex: First, the plan must be created for a diverse audience, incorporating people from many backgrounds who may never meet your child. Despite these and other difficulties, schools and settings must consult with parents about EHCPs at least once every year. These meetings can be pretty daunting at times, and many parents find themselves apprehensive and completely in the dark. Register now to learn more about how you can best prepare for these sessions.
- Mediation Services: Parents and others may hold opposing perspectives on the best method to address a child's needs. While these discussions can be challenging at times, it is in the child's best interests for parents, teachers, and others to keep a good communication in order to settle conflicts and choose the best course of action.
- Collaboration and Co-production : We collaborate with Educational institutions and the larger community to provide cutting-edge services.
Welcome to So, He Cares
Our mission is to extend delivery of specific programs for the Community at large. Responding adequately to enabling young lives and building excellence in learners with special needs in an inclusive environment.
Community Workshops
- We are aware of the difficulties communities are confronted with and are able to offer adaptable, cost-effective solutions that are specially crafted to address regional requirements through our enlightenment seminars and sessions.
- With the help of our enlightenment seminars and sessions, we promote and contribute to a society that is in support of inclusion,diversity and equality.
- Collaboration and Co-production : We collaborate with Local Authorities, the Health and Educational Sectors ,Volunteering Organisations that require assistance in providing services for families. This will allow for creativity and innovation to flow freely resulting in more unique and interesting outcomes allowing for the efficient use of time and resources.
- Our whole family perspective derive everything we do resulting in modern innovative services that embraces change,
- Our priority is to help improve our service user outcomes while delivering high quality measurable outcomes.
Resources
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Who we are?
We are an independent service which offers information and support to families, parents, carers of children and young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN) from birth to 25 and young people 16 to 25 independent of their parents.
One of the main current changes for parents of children with special needs and disabilities is the Children and Families Act 2014. This Act introduced the new Education, Health and Care Plans. It gives children, young people and their parents greater choice and control over decisions regarding their future.
We provide the following services:
Online inclusive daytime learning and developmental activities for a range of learners including those learning difficulties and/or experiencing disadvantage.
- An online social-emotional learning platform empowering our learners with interactive and virtual sessions.
- After School learning and activities, particularly in relation to Literacy and mathematics.
- A Support hub for Parents and Families.
- Parents advocacy services and workshops.
EHCP writers and advisers and workshops- Teacher/Volunteer training services and workshops including Faith Communities.
- We also work alogside with our international partners helping children and young persons wuth Special needs: