Making Ourselves Heard Network

The leading national network focusing on disabled children & young people’s participation

Making Ourselves Heard

We are the leading national network for the participation of children and young people.

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The Making Ourselve Heard Forum allows practitioners to share learning, resources and examples of best practice, as well as to support each other when challenges arise. We hope to encourage supportive network…→Making Ourselves Heard

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Did you know? Anyone aged up to 18 (25 with disability) can join YNCB & get their voice heard in projects, policy &… https://t.co/R2UsadEoot

Making Participation Work: Young People's Conference

17AprParticipation17 Apr 2019 10:00Making Participation Work: Young People's ConferenceThe Making Participation Work programme, funded by the Department for Education and jointly delivered by the Council f…→Our Services

Attitudes on Public Transport

News29 Oct 2018Attitudes on Public TransportThis week, Amba from the FLARE disabled children and young people's group gives her thoguhts on how attitudes makes al…→News & Opinion

Factsheet #6: Developing a Supportive Environment

Training and E-Learning21 Sep 2018Factsheet #6: Developing a Supportive EnvironmentFor children and young people with SEND to reach their full potential, they need effective, flexible support in a wide…→Help & Resources

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CDC Autumn Digest

Report09 Nov 2018CDC Autumn Digest Our latest quarterly round-up is here.→Help & Resources

Factsheet #6: Developing a Supportive Environment

Training and E-Learning21 Sep 2018Factsheet #6: Developing a Supportive EnvironmentFor children and young people with SEND to reach their full potential, they need effective, flexible support in a wide…→Help & Resources

CDC Digest - Summer 2018

Report26 Jul 2018CDC Digest - Summer 2018Our latest quarterly round-up is here.→Help & Resources

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Forthcoming Events

Assess & Support the Progress of SEND Pupils

12FebSocial Care12 Feb 2019 09:00 — 16:30Assess & Support the Progress of SEND PupilsOptimus EducationAfter the government response to the Rochford Review set out the future for statutory assessment, the progress of your…→Our Services

Countdown to Statutory Relationships and Sex Education Conference

29MarSocial Care29 Mar 2019 10:00 — 18:00Countdown to Statutory Relationships and Sex Education ConferenceThe Council for Disabled Children and the Sex Education ForumCDC and the Sex Education Forum are delighted to present their second annual conference: Countdown to Statutory RSE �…→Our Services

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News & OpinionAll the latest news from across the SEND sector alongside expert comment and stories from the ground.Learn more →

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Transition in the NHS Long Term Plan

Comment11 Jan 2019Transition in the NHS Long Term PlanOur lead for transition, Catherine Goodall describes here her initial thoughts on the NHS Long Term Plan. The trans…→Transition Information Network

The Right Support for Every Child – Announcement from the Education Secretary

News17 Dec 2018The Right Support for Every Child – Announcement from the Education SecretaryThe Education Secretary, Damian Hinds has announced new measures to support children with complex needs and disabiliti…→News & Opinion

Scope of government’s autism strategy review widens to include children

News10 Dec 2018Scope of government’s autism strategy review widens to include children The government has announced that from next year children will be included in its annual review of services and suppor…→News & Opinion

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