Events

If you have a child with additional needs under 16yrs then they might be entitled to Disability Living Allowance.  Come and find out what DLA is and how to apply. Little Miracles advisers will be on hand to help.

Cambridgeshire are encouraging all schools to use the STEPs programme to support behaviour.  ‘Step On’ is a therapeutic approach to behaviour management, with an emphasis on consistency, on teaching internal discipline and on consequences rather than punishment. It uses techniques to analyse behaviour and plan responses to de-escalate a situation before a crisis occurs.  Where...

Together we have Information not Isolation - join us and other parent carers who "get it" for a cuppa and a chat on Friday mornings - You are not alone

Sharing Parenting will be with us to look at how to strengthen your family relationships and build resilience in yourself too

Cambridgeshire are encouraging all schools to use the STEPs programme to support behaviour.  ‘Step On’ is a therapeutic approach to behaviour management, with an emphasis on consistency, on teaching internal discipline and on consequences rather than punishment. It uses techniques to analyse behaviour and plan responses to de-escalate a situation before a crisis occurs.  Where...

Would you like to know how you might support your child's anxiety (or your own worries about your child)?  Join our experts from Centre 33 to hear about things you can try and the help that's available.  These sessions are back by popular demand!

As much as we love our children there are things only other parents and carers understand when you have a SEND child. Come and join us in a safe place to share experiences and support.

If you have a young person with additional needs over 16yrs then they might be entitled to Personal Independence Payments. Come and find out what PiP is and how to apply. Little Miracles advisers will be on hand to help.

Cambridgeshire are encouraging all schools to use the STEPs programme to support behaviour.  ‘Step On’ is a therapeutic approach to behaviour management, with an emphasis on consistency, on teaching internal discipline and on consequences rather than punishment. It uses techniques to analyse behaviour and plan responses to de-escalate a situation before a crisis occurs.  Where...

Are you a parent or carer of a child with additional needs in the Wisbech area?. Join us and Family Worker, Marlene Hall each month to meet other parents and carers and learn about support in Fenland for your child, your family and for you too.

Together we have Information not Isolation - join us and other parent carers who "get it" for a cuppa and a chat on Friday mornings - You are not alone

Autism Anglia will be here to explore our child's sensory needs and responses and help us identify when things are getting closer to overload.

Would you like to know how you might support your child's anxiety (or your own worries about your child)?  Join our experts from Centre 33 to hear about things you can try and the help that's available.  These sessions are back by popular demand!

What is Autism? How does it affect behaviour, learning, friendships and play? Join us to explore Autism and learn about what it is and what it isn’t with Jo from Autism Anglia

You've got your benefits - come along and find how to make the most of them. Little Miracles advisers will be on hand to help.

Together we have Information not Isolation - join us and other parent carers who "get it" for a cuppa and a chat on Friday mornings - You are not alone

What are the triggers that cause our children to become stressed or anxious? By recognising these, we can begin to help our child prepare for and deal with the situations that upset them better.

Yvonne, herself a parent carer, is an award winning author of Amazon #1 bestseller Special Parents Handbook.  Yvonne will be sharing her insights to help you better manage controlling behaviour

Join Linda from Pinpoint for another chance to hear from Think Autism about what might be going on behind our child’s behaviour.  

Together we have Information not Isolation - join us and other parent carers who "get it" for a cuppa and a chat on Friday mornings - You are not alone

Jolene is an expert in helping children and teenagers to relax. Join us to learn ways to help our child and maybe even help ourselves too!!  

Join Elisa Ferriggi from Think Autism to help us find the best ways to explain autism to brothers and sisters, increase understanding and strengthen family relationships

Finding it hard to make ends meet? Come along and find out what help might be available for you and your family. Little Miracles advisers will be on hand to help.

Autism Anglia will be here to explore our child's emotional needs and responses and help us guide them to manage their own emotions

As parents and carers, we need to look after ourselves too if we want to help our child. Join us for a relaxing session with Nina RogersPinpoint Cambridgeshire is run for parents – by parents. Helping Cambridgeshire parents who have children with additional needs and disabilities with or without a diagnosis.We give help and information...

Mealtimes and ADHD are often a nightmare combination. Is ADHD affected by diet, or is that a myth? And what kind of expectations are reasonable around meals? We will explore the complex and sometimes confusing relationship between ADHD and diet . Rebecca Champs helps us explore this subject.

There is help out there…if you know where to look. The team will be on hand to help ypu towards grants that might meet ypur child's needs. Little Miracles advisers will be on hand to help.

We all have different personality types and our own may clash with our childrens’ affecting how we parent them. Join Sharing Parenting to explore this fascinating subject and find ways to connect and communicate.

Discover the quick and easy way to find out whether you could apply for more financial support using the Benefits Calculator. Little Miracles advisers will be on hand to help.

The second and final session exploring how personality types can cause sibling rivalry and looking at ways to support stronger relationships within your family.

Join Elisa from Think Autism as she explores the important ways we can communicate with our child even when verbal communication is limited.

OCD Live Presentation – What it is – Diagnosis – Obsessions and compulsions – Different subtypes – How it manifests in children – Treatment:OCD: - What it is - Diagnosis - Obsessions and compulsions - Different subtypes - How it manifests in children - Treatment: medication, therapy and how it works - Family accommodation, avoidance,...

Together we have Information not Isolation - join us and other parent carers who "get it" for a cuppa and a chat on Friday mornings - You are not alone

RECORDING of OCD Live Presentation – What it is – Diagnosis – Obsessions and compulsions – Different subtypes – How it manifests in children

Together we have Information not Isolation - join us and other parent carers who "get it" for a cuppa and a chat on Friday mornings - You are not alone

Live Question & Answer’s on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder with Dr Blake Stobie – What it is? – Diagnosis – Obsessions and compulsions – Diff

Once you understand more about your child's behaviour you can put strategies in place to help. Autism Anglia will be here to help us work out what works best for our child.

Together we have Information not Isolation - join us and other parent carers who "get it" for a cuppa and a chat on Friday mornings - You are not alone

Together we have Information not Isolation - join us and other parent carers who "get it" for a cuppa and a chat on Friday mornings - You are not alone

Join us for the conference opening and hear from our key note speakers Wendi Ogle-Welbourne, Director of Children’s’ Services Cambridgeshire and Peterborough and Sir Prof Simon Baron-Cohen from the Autism Centre for Excellence, Cambridge University. Wendi will be restating Cambridgeshire’s commitment to the SEND Strategy and setting out the future plans for SEND in Cambridgeshire. ...

This session will explore how the referral process works and how ADHD is assessed.  There will be an opportunity to find out about the strategies that can help children and young people, with or without a diagnosis.  

Hear from the teams that support the ECHP process to find out how you can make the process work well for your child.  How to get the first draft, any changes that need to be made and what to expect with annual reviews.

Come and find out about health services in Cambridgehsire – what they offer and how to get a referral.

Cambridgeshire (and Peterborough) have just produced a new All-Age Autism Strategy.  This is your  opportunity to hear about how the new Pathway will work from diagnosis through to support.

Hear from Cambridgeshire’s Principal Educational Psychologist, Kirsten Branigan, about how SEN can be assessed early at the SEN Support stage and applying for an EHCA.

Puberty is a difficult time and discussion with all children but more so when you have a SEND child. Autism Anglia are here to help look for the changes, how to communicate these to your child, and manage their needs during this time

A chance for anyone who has a question about SEND and their child to come along and ask the team from Autism Anglia in a safe place with other parents and carers.