This Summer  we will be running a group in each of the following venues

Uffculme school (Kings Heath)

Baskerville School (Harborne)

Pype Hayes Community Centre (Erdington)

We will be running our groups for young people aged 8-19 with a diagnosis of Autism in each venue for the following week blocks

1st August  – 5th August

8th August – 12th August

15th August -  19th August

22nd August  – 26th August

The sessions will run from 10am until 3pm each day.

Each week will have a theme and activities will be linked to this, this will be tailored around the young people attending.

 

Cut off date for applications is 17th June 2011

Places are allocated by first come first served.  One to one support available as necessary.

There is a charge for this service of £11 a day.

Subsidised places are available for those on low income. For more information please ask whilst applying for your place.

To apply please email philippa@resourcesforautism.org.uk ensuring you state your Childs name, preferred date and venue.

or

Download The Document by Right-clicking HERE and select Save As,

and return the slip to Philippa Oddi, Dell Meadow Family Information Centre, Bells Lane, Birmingham, B14 5RY

Please note we will not be accepting any telephone applications. If you have any enquires please do not hesitate to call 07817736096

www.resourcesforautism.org.uk

Charity Number: 1061253 Funded by Short break

 

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Midland Mencap

Carers Information & Family Fun Day

The MAC at Cannon Hill Park

Birmingham

Saturday 18th June 2011 (11am -3pm)

There is a Pampering Zone (Massage, Facials, Henna), Sensory Play Zone (Specialist Play Equipment & Wii), Dance & Movement Zone (Tai Chi, EXTEND, Zumba), Children’s Face Painting & Balloon Modeling Zone and a Competition/Prize Zone! (large selection of quality prizes)

In the main Foyer there will be information from the following people

· Community Police Support Officers

· Benefits Team

· CERS

· Carers Centre

· Midland Mencap

· Parents Views Counts

· A local LD Drama Group

& a FREE Jewellery making workshop

For Further Information – contact:

Midland Mencap Head Office – 171 Alcester Road, Moseley, Birmingham. B13 8JR

Telephone: – 0121 442 2944 / Fax: – 0121 449 4181

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This event  is organized by The Children’s Trust Board. The event deals with the support and aspiration requirements of Children with Special Needs.

It is really important that you come along and have your say. It is an open floor event to raise concerns on any topics regarding complex needs.

Wednesday 8 June 2011, 9am – 4.45pm

Aston Villa Football Club, Trinity Road, Birmingham, B6 6HE

“Getting it right” in providing care and support to children and young people with a disability or complex need is important to us. We want you to help us to get it right by telling us the issues and helping us find solutions.

The Children’s Trust Board is holding an Open Space event on Wednesday 8th June at Aston Villa Football Club, to gather together anybody who would like to share and discuss their views. Anyone who has an interest is welcome, whether you are a child, young person, parent or professional.

The event is a full day, but if you can only attend part of the day, you are still welcome to join us.

How to book your place

If you would like to attend please download the booking form by clicking here

Please ensure you return your booking form by Friday 27th May.

Confirmation of your booking will be sent to you.  Event details, including directions to the venue, parking and transport arrangements, a programme, and further information will be provided with your booking confirmation.

If you have any questions, you can contact the organiser by the following means:

Email: cypfcomms@birmingham.gov.uk

Post: Ground Floor, Rooms 1-4, Council House Extension, Margaret St, Birmingham B3 3BU

Telephone: 0121 675 3939

 


 

 

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With all of the current Government cuts beginning to bite, people with Special Needs are among those who are going to be hardest hit. We need the Government to listen and understand the impact it will have on their lives. The following is a letter from the National Autistic Society:

National Autistic Society

Dear Supporter,

With vital services and benefits being cut, we want you to join us at the Hardest Hit protest on May 11th. The protest will show Government how cuts will affect disabled people.

Hardest Hit is being supported by many disability charities, including the National Autistic Society. There will be a London protest, involving a rally, march, and lobby of Parliament. Sign up to attend some or all of the day.

We know that it can be difficult for people with autism to take part in a noisy protest. For this reason we have booked some quieter rooms in Parliament for those who want to meet their MP in a calmer environment. Please contact us on hardest.hit@nas.org.uk to arrange to use a quiet room.

As well as the London protest, there will also be an Online Protest. Numbers count, so please get involved in any way you can.

Thank you,

Tom Madders

Head of Campaigns

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Special Needs Children Birmingham
Drop In Day—Friday 15th April 2011 - 10am – 4pm
If you work with or have a child with a sensory, motor, communication or a learning difficulty come to our drop in day to find out about the assessments and therapy we provide for children and young people up to 18 years.
Professionals, Support Agencies and Parents all welcome
No need to book a place, just turn up on the day.
110 Edward Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, B12 9LS.
Presentations at 10.30 am and 2.30pm
Covering Topics:
Autism
Down’s syndrome
Cerebral palsy
Developmental Delay
Auditory and Visual Difficulties
Dyslexia, Dyspraxia
ADHD
More info from:
kylie.holdback@bibic.org.uk or info@bhcats.org.uk
bibic is a registered charity no. 1057635 — www.bibic.org.uk
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