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The Local Offer
There are lots of services in Oldham that can be accessed by parents and carers of children with SENd. Please take a look at the options below to take full advantage of what is available. These websites are constantly being updated with useful information, links, access to support, service and resources for SENd children and their families.
Oldham's Local Offer
Oldham's Local Offer is an online resource for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) aged 0-25 and their families.
POINT
POINT stands for Parents of Oldham in Touch, and is Oldham’s Established Parent Forum for Parents and Carers of children and young people aged 0-25 with Additional Needs, who live in or access services in Oldham.
Founded in 2010 with just 45 members, POINT Forum now has over 700 members. They aim to pro-actively represent families, ensuring that parents and carers have greater choice and control to meet their current needs and have a voice in shaping future services.
For more information, please visit their website http://pointoldham.co.uk . It is packed with information to support you and your child or young person. They are determined that through their collaborations across Health, Education and Social Care, that together, they can improve the life chances and aspirations of children and young people with additional Needs and disabilities.
POINT look forward to being YOUR voice on the issues that matter to you!
Oldham SEND Information Advice and Support Service
Formerly known as Parent Partnership, Oldham. Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Information Advice and Support (IAS) Service is a FREE confidential, impartial and independent service operated by POINT Services.
Oldham SEND IAS Service exists to help parents and carers of children with additional needs and disabilities; and children and young people themselves, in matters relating to their Education, Health or Social Care provision.
Our support services are tailored to your individual needs and are both personal and confidential.
Family Information Service
Another Oldham Council service which provides help, advice and support for parents and carers of children aged 0-20 years old.
Your Feedback
Please will you help us share information by adding in any other useful links to resources, training, advice, support and guidance and other local services that you as parents/carers can access via Oldham Councils online directory.
You can do this two ways:
1. Please share any links with: local.offer@oldham.gov.uk
2. You can add or amend yourself by clicking on the following link: Add or amend a service listing in our health, social care and SEND Local Offer directory. - Oldham Council
We strongly encourage all parents of SEND children to add their details to the Oldham Councils' SEND register so that they can receive updates and alerts when new services and resources are added to the Local offer Directory on the following link: Add your child to our 'additional needs' register | Oldham Council