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Survey for children and young people about plans to improve education for those with additional needs. We want to hear from children and young people in Torbay about Torbay Council’s plans to improve educational services for children with additional needs. In the survey you will find information about the things we plan to do, such as – • Working with partners including your school, local doctors and nurses, parents, and other community helpers as part of a local ‘Cluster’ • Getting help more quickly without necessarily needing an Education and Healthcare Plan (EHCP) • Creating new Enhanced Resource Bases (ERPs) to help young people who find it hard to stay in a regular classroom all day and might need to learn in smaller groups. • Making better use of Parkfield as a ‘multi-use’ hub. The survey closes on 8 December. Find out more: https://orlo.uk/py2Sy

Survey for children and young people about plans to improve education for those with additional needs We want to hear from children and young people in Torbay about Torbay Council’s plans to improve educational services for children with additional needs. In addition to the existing survey for adults we now have a simplified survey for children and young people which you can access on our website. In the survey you will find information about the things we plan to do, such as – • Working with partners including your school, local doctors and nurses, parents, and other community helpers as part of a local ‘Cluster’ • Getting help more quickly without necessarily needing an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP) • Creating new Enhanced Resource Bases (ERPs) to help young people who find it hard to stay in a regular classroom all day and might need to learn in smaller groups. • Making better use of Parkfield as a ‘multi-use’ hub. Find out more and have your say: https://orlo.uk/Ukl69

In JEDI Health Equity (NURS/HSD 250), students explore the intersectionality of health care, community engagement, and justice. Through projects, reflections, and discussions, this general elective course looks at ways to address the most pressing issues challenging the health of communities. Course features include: • Learn how to critically analyze health inequities from multiple perspectives • Get hands-on experience with service-learning projects in the community • Develop skills to build connections and promote community empowerment Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gacHwJgt

Good initiative! Basic Life saving skills should be taught at elementary level

Change your perspective on care with Eden Alternative education in person directed care. Small changes can make a big difference. #edenalternative #persondirectedcare #domainsofwellbeing #edeninoznz #30yearsofeden #agedcarematters

I have seen firsthand the incredible impact these institutions and Specialists have on the lives of students, patients and families. By enhancing your online presence, I aim to connect you with more people who need your exceptional services, ensuring that every individual has the support they deserve. Your work is making a huge difference, and I am here to support you in getting the recognition you deserve. Let’s make your amazing services known to more families who need them! #SpecialEducation #BoostEngagement #enrollmentgrowth #supportspecialneeds #supportspecialist #SpedEducators #ASD #adhdawareness #autismspectrumdisorder #autismawareness #BehavioralChallenges #MentalHealthAwareness

🌟 What do you think about this? 🤔💬 A recent initiative at Bradford Royal Infirmary - the installation of a CPR kiosk designed to teach CPR skills in just 90 seconds! Do you believe that this innovative approach is a positive step towards promoting community health and empowering individuals to respond effectively during emergencies? Share your thoughts in the comments below! #CPR #CommunityHealth #ShareYourThoughts #Empowerment

Parents, Providers and the Greater Community...My Colleagues at BreastfeedLA are hosting an Amazing Training a 2 day. Don’t forget to secure your spot for the full two-day event, Birthing Boldly, Fearlessly Feeding: Know Your Rights for Parents & Providers, happening on August 29th and 30th, 2024. Registration closes TOMORROW—don’t miss out on this invaluable opportunity! Register Now! This in-person event will bring together medical professionals and community members to explore essential topics like birthing people’s rights, paid family leave, and lactation rights. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn, build community, and share resources to support present and future lactation. Attendees will receive continuing education credits: 10 contact hours, 7.5 R-CERPs, 2 L-CERPs, and 1 E-CERP. Reserve your spot here! tinyurl.com/birthingboldly Don't let cost be a barrier to your attendance! Use the following codes based on your needs. NO CODE - You are able to cover your costs to attend the summit. KYRVOLUNTEER - You are a volunteer and can pay 75% of the costs to attend the summit. You plan to attend on August 29th and 30th and you can cover the cost of a portion of your meals on both days. This code is a 25% discount. KYR50 - You can pay 50% of the costs to attend the summit. You plan to attend on August 29th and 30th and you can cover the cost of your meal for one day. Only available for 100 people. KYRCOMP - You cannot afford to pay for your ticket to the summit and you plan to attend both days. Only available for 50 people.

Event Title: Practical Guide For Trauma-Informed Care In Community Schools Hosted by: Eastern CSTAC The Center For Educational Partnerships Facilitated by Mario McMichael, MSSA Moderated by: Trina Nurse, MSW, SIFI Date: May 2nd, 2024 Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Location: Zoom Description: Join us for an informative webinar on "Practical Guide For Trauma-Informed Care In Community Schools." This event is designed to provide valuable insights and strategies for creating a supportive environment for students who have experienced trauma. A trauma-informed approach is crucial in promoting all students' well-being and academic success. During this webinar, attendees will: Gain a deeper understanding of trauma-informed care principles. Learn practical strategies for implementing trauma-informed practices in the school community. Explore case studies and real-life examples of successful trauma-informed interventions. This event is open to all school community members, including teachers, administrators, counselors, support staff, and parents/guardians. Attendees will also have the opportunity to earn free CE credits. To register for this webinar, scan the QR code or visit this link We look forward to your participation in this important event as we work together to create a more supportive and nurturing environment for our students. #TraumaInformedCare #CommunitySchools #Education #WellBeing #Seminar

Today is Provider Appreciation Day! We work with many organizations who are supporting our youngest learners. We know just how important early care and education providers are to working families. Today we say "thank you!" Thank your favorite provider in a comment below! #ThankYouChildCare #ProviderAppreciationDay