ADHD (NHS Information) Support you need to understand and cope with your or your child's condition.
ADHD Foundation Trust NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire and the ADHD Foundation have a series of free webinars and flyers to help parents and carers support a child pre-diagnosis. Download the pre-diagnosis workshop flyer here
Early Years Inclusion Process - Worcestershire County Council Find out about our process to make sure the right professionals put the right support in place for your child.
Herefordshire and Worcestershire Dyslexia Association A local charity providing advice and support.
Hereford and Worcestershire Integrated Care System Resources and support if your child has Neurodivergent traits
Internet Matters - Online Family Safety Tips for Parents and Carers of Neuro-divergent Children A simple 5-page guide covering the research, example games, and some of the challenges which parents face and the all-important benefits.
Neurodivergence Zone - Worcestershire County Council Specific information on children, young people and neurodivergence for families and professionals.
The Balanced System® speech, language and communication pathway Are you supporting a child with speech, language and/or communication difficulties? Have you checked out the SLCN pathway / Balanced system? Parents and professionals can access this website. There are many useful links and ideas for creating a communication environment, early identification, links to develop your practice and to resources and interventions for children with identified speech, language and communication needs.
Support available in Worcestershire while waiting for your appointment Support is available to children and young people, as well as their families, who find themselves experiencing long waits for appointments with health services in Worcestershire. These include appointments for Community Paediatrics, Umbrella Pathway, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and CAMHS. This website contains details of resources and support available locally and nationally.