Your child does not need an SEN diagnosis for you to receive advice or support.

Liverpool's Local Offer sets out the support that young people with disabilities up to the age of 25 can expect.

Children and young people with a SEND may be eligible for an EHCP from birth to 25 years if they have a learning need.

Low-income families with seriously ill or disabled children can apply to the Family Fund for help with the cost of equipment, goods or services.

We offer advice, support and training to families of children or young people aged 0-19 years in Liverpool.

Parents and carers of pupils with a SEND can apply for help with transport to and from school or college.

We offer travel training to young people who can’t get to school or college independently because of their SEND.

Occupational therapy looks at ways we can help children with additional needs carry out key life tasks at home, school and at play.

If your two, three or four-years-old has SEND and is in nursery, the nursery can get additional support.

Help if your child has sensory processing difficulties that impact on their ability to take part in every day activities.

Support for children who experience difficulties with fine motor and gross motor tasks.

Supported internships are work-based study programmes for 16 to 24-year-olds with SEND and an Educational Health Care Plan.