Resources

Resources & Links

 

Webinar Recordings​​

Click a webinar below to watch the recording and download the presentation summary.

 

 

 

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SEND Connect Webinars

 

 

 

 

 

 

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​​​Services and Support

Below are some of the SEND-supportive programmes and resources available in Oxfordshire.

 

Oxfordshire SEND Local Offer

The Local Offer is Oxfordshire County Council's (OCC) services, support and resources available for children and young adults with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) up to the age of 25, as well as their families. Learn more.​

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SENDIASS Oxfordshire

Special Educational Needs and Disability Information, Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS) offers free, impartial information, advice and support for parents of children with special education needs and/or disabilities. They promote partnership between parents/carers, Children Education and Families Services, schools and other agencies. Learn more.

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Early Help and the Locality Community Support Service (LCSS)

​At times family life and bringing up children can be demanding and complex. Problems can arise and families may need extra help from universal, targeted and specialist services. Early help is the collection of all services that work with children and families and how they work together in a co-ordinated way to support children when additional or complex needs are identified. Learn more. 

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​Short Breaks

Oxfordshire County Council's Short Breaks provide opportunities for disabled children and young people to spend time away from their families and have fun. They also give families a break from their caring responsibilities. The OCC page includes monthly activity updates, after-school clubs, and much more. See more.

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The Moving Into Adult Team 

Moving into adulthood is an exciting time for most young people, but for young people with learning disabilities and their families it can be a time of uncertainty and anxiety. The Moving Into Adulthood (MIA) Team supports young people and adults aged 18–25 with an EHCP who have a learning disability. Referrals to the team can start as early as age 16. Learn more. 

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