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In Control Scotland In Control Scotland promotes the development of Self Directed Support and Individualised Budgets in Scotland.
 
Highland Disability Sport 2008

The Highland Disability Sport website. This will provide up to date information for all Areas in Highland.

 

It’s My Choice

Information about support for young people leaving secondary school from Chip+

 

Services for Children and Young People

 A booklet for young people living in the Highlands

 

Travellers Times

Travellers' Times is the only national magazine for Britain's 300,000 Gypsies, Roma and Travellers .

 

My Future Choices

The magazine of the transition information network. The Transition Information Network's magazine my future choices is now available to download.

 

Education in Scotland
Additional Support for Learning
Being Safe in Scotland – information for Gypsies/Travellers

 

These leaflets and DVD were designed to help Gypsy/Traveller parents access information about education, particularly about 'authorised attendance'; on how to keep children safe when at school; and, to introduce Gypsy/Traveller communities to the meanings and implications of the Additional Support for Learning Act (2004) for the education of their children.

 

Contact a Family Scotland

We are the only UK-wide charity providing advice, information and support to the parents of all disabled children.

 

CHIP+

CHIP+ provides information, support and advice to the families and carers of children and young people with additional support needs, and/or the professionals working with them. The term 'Additional Support Needs' covers any condition or situation leading to a child needing extra support to fulfil their potential.

 

Leaving school and deciding what to do at 16+
Enquire Factsheet 16

An overview of the different options available to young people with additional support needs after 16.


 

Your Guide to Funding – Helping you meet the cost of learning

 Guides for the various types of funding to support learning

 

Easy Guides - Highland

Guides for area of the Highlands:
Ross & Cromarty
Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey
Ross, Skye and Lochaber

 

Vocational Pathways Program This is issued to pupils on their first day attending their chosen course
 
A Better Life for People with Autism Signpost presents personally relevant information about autism spectrum disorders (ASDs), services and entitlements for people in the UK. It is designed for: people with an ASD, parents or carers of a child or adult with an ASD and professionals assisting either of the above.
 
Enterprise in Education

 Enterprise in education involves business and education working together. The shared ambition is to give children and young people positive attitudes to work and life. Take a deeper look at enterprise in education in the context of national initiatives.

 

Enquire The Scottish Advice Service for Additional Support for Learning.
 
Calman Trust, Leaving Home in the Highlands

Calman is a service for young people in the Highlands who are leaving home and moving on.

 

Advocacy Highland

 Advocacy is about speaking up for and with people who are not being heard, helping them express their views.

 

Brook

 Brook is the only national voluntary sector provider of free and confidential sexual health advice and services specifically for young people under 25.

 

LGBT Youth Scotland

Advice for young people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender

 

Reaching the hardest to reach  This seminal study was The Trust's biggest-ever consultation with 14-25 year olds. The report is a comprehensive look at the perceived and real barriers they face, and where they turn for support.

 

We do charity stuff for Children in Need, we made books and sold them. It is important for children to raise money.
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