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General Help and Advice Portage Health Visitor Children's Therapy Sure Start A service for children aged 0-3 All children under 5 are open to Services Sure Start are in different location which supports families whose Health Visitors, there are also This service offers, across the city and deliver a wide children have additional special specialist Health Visitors for Physiotherapy, Speech and variety of services which support needs. more complex needs. Language Therapy, children and their families with their Occupational Therapy, Podiatry learning skills, health and well-being, https://www.portage.org.uk/ https://www.solent.nhs.uk/our- and is available through a GP and social and emotional development. southampton-portage-service services/services-listings/ referral or by calling. health-visiting-southampton/ (Info below) https://sid.southampton.gov.uk/kb5/ https://www.solent.nhs.uk/our- southampton/directory/family.page? services/services-listings/ familychannel=2 childrens-therapy-service/ No Limits Local Offer Early Help Max Card A charity offering free and Find out about what support You can self-refer for Early Help This can be applied for through Short confidential information, advice, there is for parents/carers in if you feel your family would Breaks and gives access to play counselling, advocacy and Southampton from benefit from a team of schemes and other additional benefits. support for children and young Southampton City Council. professionals around them to people under the age of 26. support and advise. https://sid.southampton.gov.uk/kb5/ https:// southampton/directory/advice.page? https://nolimitshelp.org.uk https:// id=0hlPQQzxo5w sid.southampton.gov.uk/kb5/ www.southampton.gov.uk/ southampton/directory/ health-social-care/children/ localoffer.page? child-social-care/early- localofferchannel=0 help.aspx Short Breaks CAMHS Choices Advocacy Southampton Parent Carer You can apply for Short Breaks You can self-refer to CAMHS if Choices offer advocacy for Forum if your child has a disability or your child has consistent people with a range of A group which represents parents additional needs. This can be mental health difficulties which disabilities including autism and whose children have disabilities with access to leisure activities or impact on their life. mental health issues. services across the city. respite. The amount of support To see if you are eligible for you can receive is dependant CAMHS check the information http://www.choices- https://www.facebook.com/ on need. on their website. advocacy.org.uk/our-work/ southamptonparentcarerforum/ southampton/ https://sid.southampton.gov.uk/ https://www.solent.nhs.uk/ kb5/southampton/directory/ media/2159/camhs-west- localoffer.page? referral-criteria-feb-2020.pdf localofferchannel=6-1 Support Buddies Youth Options Carers in Re:Minds Advice Clinics Supporting vulnerable young Southampton Re:Minds link with Southampton Personal support service for people across the city. A free sign-posting and advice CAMHS to offer advice on mental vulnerable young people (8 service to adults who care for health issues. You can book a private years +)and adults in https:// someone with additional needs/ 10 minute appointment about any Southampton www.youthoptions.co.uk/ disabilities. You can also apply issues you have. about-us for a Carer’s Card here. https:// www.reminds.org.uk www.supportbuddies.org https:// www.carersinsouthampton.co.u k Mencap Re:Minds Borrowing Mencap helps people with a Library learning disability &/or autism is Re:Minds has a library of books all areas of their life. recommended by CAMHS which are available to borrow. https://www.mencap.org.uk There is also a growing Sensory library of resources to borrow. www.reminds.org.uk Education Advice & Support Southampton Mental Health SENDIASS - IPSEA - Independent Provider Support Team The SENDIASS aims to empower children of Special Education Advice and young people with special Ask your school if it has the mental health IPSEA Offers free and independent legally educational needs/disabilities and their in schools teams. They offer support in based information, advice and support to parents/carers to make informed school for children with mild- moderate help get the right education for children difficulties around low mood and anxiety decisions about education, health and and young people with all kinds of special for children not under CAMHS. Please be social care. Tel - 03003032677 educational needs and disabilities (SEND). aware that at this point the service is not fully 'live' so the full offer may not yet be https://www.southamptonsendiass.info https://www.ipsea.org.uk represented in all schools across the City Schools which have Mental Health Teams Infants Primary/Junior Secondary Colleges Ludlow Infant Academy Bassett Green Primary Cantell School Itchen college Maytree Nursery & Infants School Harefield Primary Chamberlayne College Richard Tauntons College Townhill Infants Highfield CoE Primary Compass School Weston Shore Infants Hightown Primary Oasis Mayfield Kanes Hill Primary Polygon School Ludlow Junior Redbridge Community School Mansbridge Primary Woodlands Community College Mansel Park Primary Mason Moor Primary Mount Pleasant Primary Newlands Primary Portswood Primary Redbridge Primary St Mary’s CoE Primary Swaythling Primary Thornhill Primary Tanner’s Brook Primary Valentine Primary Vermont School Weston Park Primary School Autism Specific Support Autism Hampshire National Autistic Autism Alert Card & Workshops with A charity which supports those Society App Autism Hampshire with autism and their families. There is a South Hampshire A card and app for any autistic Autism Hampshire offer a range An autism diagnosis is not Branch person to show to emergency of workshops for families whose needed to access this support An charity supporting people services if they find themselves children are on the autistic with autism and their families in difficulty. An autism diagnosis spectrum. https:// An autism diagnosis is not is needed for this. www.autismhampshire.org.uk needed to access support https://www.autism.org.uk/ https:// what-we-do/support-in-the- https://www.shantsnas.org.uk www.autismhampshire.org.uk/ community/family-support how-we-can-help/information- advice/ ReMinds Advice Re:Minds Videos Clinics Re:Minds have a number of Re:Minds link with Solent videos on their You Tube Autism Assessment Pathway to Channel which relate to autism. offer advice on autism. You can book a private 10 minute https://www.youtube.com/ appointment about any issues channel/ you have. UCICevsVsDcNDqeQKhwd4fFA An autism diagnosis is not needed to access this support www.reminds.org.uk Books recommended by Autism Assessment Service about Autism The Parents' Guide to Managing Anxiety in Children with Autism - Raelene Dundon https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1785926551/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00? ie=UTF8&psc=1> Aspergirls: Empowering Females with Asperger Syndrome - Simone, Rudy https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1849058261/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title? ie=UTF8&psc=1> The Guide to Good Mental Health on the Autism Spectrum - Jeanette Purkis, Emma Goodall and Jane Nugent https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1849056706/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00? ie=UTF8&psc=1> Exploring Depression, and Beating the Blues - Tony Attwood, Colin Thompson https:// www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1849055025/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title? ie=UTF8&psc=1> ADHD Specific Advice New Forest Parenting ADHD Advice Clinic ADHD videos The ADHD Foundation Programme Re:Minds link with ADHD expert Re:Minds have a number of The ADHD Foundation offers a NFPP is a course for parents/ Cathy Laver-Bradbury to offer videos on their You Tube range of advice and support for carers whose children have advice on ADHD You can book Channel which relate to ADHD. families been diagnosed with ADHD. a private 10 minute Speak to your ADHD clinician appointment about any issues https://www.youtube.com/ https:// for more details. An ADHD you have. channel/ www.adhdfoundation.org.uk diagnosis is needed to attend An ADHD diagnosis is not UCICevsVsDcNDqeQKhwd4fFA this. needed to access this support www.reminds.org.uk Useful Courses NVR course (Non Violent EPEC The N.A.P. Course Resistance) Empowering Parents, Empowering Children A course run by Re:Minds for parents/ This course gives parents the skills to help run a variety of courses for those whose carers to think about their own well-being manage behaviour issues. You can self children have additional needs whilst caring for a child/children with refer via Youth Options additional needs. https://slam.nhs.uk/national-services/child- https://www.youthoptions.co.uk/what-we- and-adolescent-services/cpcs/ www.reminds.org.uk do/parent-carer-support/non-violent- empowering-parents-empowering- resistance communities/ Other things to think about Speak to your school Carers Allowance DLA PIP Talk to your Pre-school/School You may be able to claim Carers Disability Living Allowance is for Personal Living Allowance is for SENCO/teacher/ - talking to Allowance if you care for children under 16 who have people from the age of 16 who them about your concerns and someone who has a disability. difficulties walking or need have a long term health ask about available within much more looking after than a condition or disability which school. Schools have access https://www.gov.uk/carers- child of the same age who does causes difficulties with daily to specialist advice. allowance not have a disability. living or getting around. https://www.gov.uk/disability-
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