Calling all young people with additional needs or disabilities in Surrey! Join our Local Offer writers’ group and share your experiences and stories with other young people and the professionals who support them. For further details: orlo.uk/2F7BV

Read about how this investment will improve the existing Surrey Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) service.

The Support for your child in Early Years section of the Local Offer has a range of helpful information including: •How your early education provider can support you •Details of local support services •Tips on moving to primary school Visit: orlo.uk/FsfMs

Our Preparing for Adulthood section has detailed information on what young people should consider as they move into adult life. It includes advice on: •Education and employment •Housing •Health •Services offering support to young people Visit: orlo.uk/QoXaU

The Surrey Short Breaks team is offering free inclusive summer activities for children and young people with additional needs! The activities are open to families currently eligible for the Short Breaks service. To find out more and register visit: orlo.uk/Vx2QS

Would you like to receive termly additional needs and disabilities updates? Further details including how to sign up can be found by visiting: orlo.uk/9os4S

Looking for things to do over the holidays? We've compiled a list of summer activities in Surrey for children and young people with additional needs and disabilities (AND). Check it out: orlo.uk/S9GSS

Moving between different stages of education and life can be a worrying time. Our supporting your child during transitions page, includes helpful ideas on: •How to plan for transitions •Ways to prepare your child •What you can do after they start orlo.uk/FGJv5

Surrey’s All Age Autism Team and Surrey University are asking for feedback on autistic pupils' mealtime experiences in secondary schools. To find out more and feedback visit: orlo.uk/Cfoj5

If you live locally don’t miss out on the Autism Friendly LEGO club this Saturday (9 August) at Horley Library

Following your feedback, we’ve updated the Leisure and Childcare section of our website! The updates include a page dedicated to local activities for children with additional needs and disabilities. Take a look and let us know what you think: orlo.uk/V6SXW

Our Support for siblings webpage provides details of the support services and help available to children or young people who have siblings with additional needs and/or disabilities: orlo.uk/V7pwU

Our Preparing for Adulthood section has detailed information on what young people should consider as they move into adult life. It includes advice on: •Education and employment •Housing •Health •Services offering support to young people Visit: orlo.uk/3LrTl

The Surrey Short Breaks team is offering free inclusive summer activities for children and young people with additional needs! The activities are open to families currently eligible for the Short Breaks service. To find out more and register visit: orlo.uk/z2aWX

Have you seen the parent/carer guide for children with additional needs and/or disabilities? To find out more, download or request a copy visit: orlo.uk/uDwt8

Would your child be interested in joining ATLAS? It’s a great way for children and young people with additional needs and disabilities to meet others and share their views about the things that matter most to them.

Calling all young people with additional needs or disabilities in Surrey! Join our Local Offer writers’ group and share your experiences and stories with other young people and the professionals who support them. For further details: orlo.uk/jr2vk

Did you know, there are over 30 food banks in Surrey! To find the one nearest to you, check out this helpful list from Surrey Care Trust.

Check out the latest AND newsletter for helpful guides to support your child starting school, preparation for work courses for adults, more details on our recent £4.9m investment into SEND services and information on activities taking place over summer: orlo.uk/XQW0n

The courses include topics related to additional needs and disabilities (AND).