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Some West Yorkshire CANN Organisations

Sheffield SENDIAS

Sheffield Special Educational Needs & Disabilities Information, Advice and Support (SSENDIAS) are a statutory service offering free impartial, confidential, information advice and support to: Children and young people (0-25 years old) with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and their parent carers on education and related health and social care matters.

Level 3, East Wing, Moorfoot, Sheffield, S1 4PL

Sheffield SENDIAS

Additional Needs Advice Telephone Helpline
Caudwell Children

Caudwell Children is a registered charity that provides emotional and practical support to disabled children and their families. Our Services Include: Autism Service – ASD Assessments, OT Sensory Pathway Assessments, Workshops for parents and children aged 4 -11 years. Family Support – Families with support, signposting and information at the point of diagnosis or during treatment. Equipment – Funding towards Mobility, sensory and specialist sports equipment. Treatment – Funding towards vital treatments that can dramatically change or save a child’s life. Therapy – Access to therapy programmes for children with cerebral palsy, brain injuries and other associated conditions Supported Breaks – Teaching practical life skills through activity programmes, family trips and accredited courses. Caudwell International Children’s Centre (CICC).

CICC, Caudwell Children. Innovation Way, Keele Science & Innovation Park, Newcastle Under Lyme ST5 5NT

Caudwell Children

Additional Needs Advice Equipment Family Fun Days Grants Short Breaks Sign Posting Therapy Treatment
The Children & Young People’s Alliance, South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Integrated Care Systems

Based on commitments made in the NHS Long Term Plan, the SYB ICS Children & Young People’s Alliance seeks to improve outcomes and reduce health inequalities for all those aged 0 -25 by delivering the national Children and Young People’s Transformation Programme.

NHS Sheffield CCG 722 Prince of Wales Road Darnall Sheffield S9 4EU

The Children & Young People’s Alliance, South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Integrated Care Systems

Additional Needs Advice Information
Sheffield Association Spins Bifida and hydrocephalus (SHASBaH)

The Sheffield Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (SHASBaH) is a local registered charity helping those affected by Spina Bifida, Hydrocephalus and other related conditions.

57 Burton Street Foundation Sheffield S6 2HH

Sheffield Association Spins Bifida and hydrocephalus (SHASBaH)

Additional Needs Advice Befriending Service Family Fun Days Grants Outreach Short Breaks

About South Yorkshire CANN

'CANN' stands for 'Children Additional Needs Network'. Its a network for third sector, voluntary community and statutory organisations working with families and carers with children and young people with additional needs in the South Yorkshire area.

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