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SNUFS is a Local Voluntary Organisation which supports pre school children, aged between two and five years who have additional support needs. Our Volunteers support on a 1-1 basis in mainstream childcare settings across the Borough. Children are referred to the organisation if it is felt that extra support would help them tointegrate fully and benefit from all the experiences offered within their local pre-school setting. Castle Hill Centre, BL2 2JW 01204 338211 niki@specialneedsu5.co.uk
We provide an independentChildren's Rights and Advocacy Service for children and young people who are looked after (in care) by Bolton local authority. Our referral criteria includes children with disabilities and young people placed out of Borough.In addition we also provide independent advocacy support for children and young people who are subject to child protection/safeguarding plans. The Hub, Bold Street, BL1 1LS (01204) 546807 ruth.gandy@voiceability.org
Ashcroft School is a specialist school in Stockport that supports students aged 8 to 18who havesocial, emotional and mental health difficulties. Students may also have other difficulties such as school phobia, anxiety, depression, or have diagnoses of ADHD, foetal alcohol syndrome, acquired brain injury (ABI) or autism. Every child should have the chance to shape their future through learning. Ashcroft offers the right balance of personalised learning and intensive support to help every student Schools Hill, SK8 1JE (01612) 834832 ashcroft.school@togethertrust.org.uk
Behaviour Management Consultant working with schools, education settings and families to improve attendance and behaviour in children, young people and vulnerable adults. The service is uniquely designed to work with schools to support all children displaying challenging behaviour. The Aspire Hub, Chapel Place, BB11 1LE (01282) 792943 Info@inspirenorthwestltd.co.uk
Here at Reach NW we understand that raising an autistic child can present some unique challenges.We know it is vital that families are empowered to support their child in order for them to REACH their true potential.Our Outreach Crisis Service provides bespoke packages designed to meet your families individual needs. Our professional teams work in the home environment with your family over 12 sessions providing the support needed to reduce the crisis and leave the family in a stronger position. (01024) 000000 help@reachnorthwest.org
Support group for parents and carers of children and young people with autism. 13, M26 1HJ 07814776629 suzannewatt97@hotmail.com
The Aspirations project was formed in 1999 to providesocial and leisure activities forindividuals with Asperger Syndrome and High Functioning Autism. The project is open to people from the age of 10 years and upwards – with no upper age limit. The majority of people accessing the service are aged between 10 and 30. To date,over 500 people have attended our activities. The Aspirations project gives members the opportunity to socialise and make friends and have fun in a supported and 1114 Chester Road, M32 0HL (01618) 668483 finance@asgma.org.uk
We are a volunteer group of parents and carers of disabled children. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to share views and experiences. We give you the opportunity to have your say on helping to improve your local services, Health, Education, Social Leisure and Transport. Castle Hill Centre, Castleton Street, BL2 2JW (07944) 237982 info@bacpacbolton.org.uk
Belmont School is an Acorn Care & Education Independent day special school for boys between the ages of 4 -18. At Belmont School we have a proven track record of successfully meeting a wide range of Social, Emotional and Behavioural needs. Staff at the school are experienced in recognising and working with a wide range of additional challenges pupils face, including Autism, Asperger’s, speech language and communication difficulties, dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD, and SpLD. The school Haslingden Road, BB4 6RX (01796) 221043 admin@belmont-school.co.uk
Birtenshaw is a registered charity (1092798). Established in Bromley Cross, Bolton in 1956. Birtenshaw provides a unique range of services for children and young adults with physical disability, including complex health needs and / or learning disability, including Autism Spectrum Conditions. Through Birtenshaw Special School and Birtenshaw College we provide special education for children and young people with Special Education Needs and Disability (SEND), aged from 3 years old into young Birtenshaw, Darwen Road, BL7 9AB (01204) 304230 enquiries@birtenshaw.org.uk
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