Have Your Say (1-4), Meeting Others & News 14th October 2016 Dear All Please do respond to as many of the four requests below as possible. Our views, for our children and young people, are sought and listened to. We are making a difference…
Have your Say… 1. Occupational Therapy - Richmond Does your son or daughter use Richmond's occupational therapy services? Would you like to have an opportunity to say what matters to you about this service? Richmond’s occupational therapy services are going to be reviewed, so families are being invited to state what matters to and for their children/young people. Part 1: You can do this by ranking the five areas listed below in order of importance (ie: 1=b, 2=d and so on), then answering the question beneath. a. b. c. d. e.
Consistency of occupational therapeutic service Continuity of occupational therapists Experience level of occupational therapist Specialist knowledge of specific disabilities Regular reports, detailing specific occupational therapeutic interventions
Part 2: What does good Occupational Therapy services for your child look like? The deadline for initial responses is midnight Monday 17th October and they can be sent to sendfamilyvoices@outlook.com. Thank You!!
2. All Age Learning Disabilities Services - Kingston This consultation workshop is for young people, living in Kingston… “We will talk about what good lives for all people with learning disabilities in Kingston should look like.” 20th October – 5pm to 8pm Moor Lane Centre, Chessington, KT9 2AA For more information, please contact Stephan Brusch (project manager): Stephan.brusch@kingston.gov.uk Grace Over (youth participation): grace.over@achievingforchildren.org.uk
3. Shaping services and support for children and young people – Kingston and Richmond SEND Family Voices will be running consultations on this subject, on behalf of both Richmond and Kingston councils. The idea is to get into the nitty gritty of our community’s needs beyond the number crunching of a survey. We hope you will join us… more news to follow. In the meantime, please complete the survey. “Your views will be used to develop the Children and Young People’s Plan (CYPP) for your borough. The plan sets out what services and support will look like over the next four years.