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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The new Buzz website is now live! It’s the only website for #deaf young people aged 8 to 18 in the UK, co-created b… https://t.co/CroF2uueo0

Nadhim Zahawi's message to CDC's Young People's Conference

News16 Apr 2019Nadhim Zahawi's message to CDC's Young People's ConferenceNadhim Zahawi, Children and Families Minister, recognises the fantastic work of our young people’s advisory group FL…→News & Opinion

Factsheet #7: Monitoring and Evaluation

Fact Sheet10 Dec 2018Factsheet #7: Monitoring and EvaluationThere are many instances of good quality children and young people (CYP)’s participation, however, it is often diffi…→Help & Resources

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

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FLARE Social Media Week: Rights Session Plan

Fact Sheet07 Mar 2019FLARE Social Media Week: Rights Session PlanThe Council for Disabled Children ran a social media week on 8th April 2019. They wanted to encourage young people to…→Help & Resources

CDC Winter Digest 2019

Report05 Feb 2019CDC Winter Digest 2019Welcome to your CDC winter Digest. A snapshot of this quarter's digest: CDC's conference on getting relatio…→Help & Resources

Factsheet #7: Monitoring and Evaluation

Fact Sheet10 Dec 2018Factsheet #7: Monitoring and EvaluationThere are many instances of good quality children and young people (CYP)’s participation, however, it is often diffi…→Help & Resources

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A blog from Dame Christine Lenehan

Comment26 Mar 2021A blog from Dame Christine LenehanOn the Roundtable with Minister Ford - A Covid Recovery Plan and the SEND Review As part of our DFE Strategic R…→News & Opinion

Over £42 Million support extended for children with SEND.

News11 Feb 2021Over £42 Million support extended for children with SEND.Projects worth over £42 million to help raise educational standards, improve services and provide practical support t…→News & Opinion

Looking forward for SEND: The Review, the challenges, the culture change

Comment14 Jan 2021Looking forward for SEND: The Review, the challenges, the culture changeThis morning Minister Ford gave a speech at the TES SEN virtual show, a catch up on all of the key issues in SEND and…→News & Opinion

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