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Advice & Information for Parents... |
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The Special Educational Needs Advice Centre (SENAC) is a charity providing an independent advice, information and advocacy service for parents of children and young people with special educational needs up to the age of 19 across a wide range of learning difficulties/disabilities. |
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The service comprises of...
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| A telephone advice line for parents offering independent advice and information on all aspects of the statutory framework of special educational needs provision in Northern Ireland and the duties of the Education and Library Boards. Free individual advocacy services for children in relation to the special provision offered to them.
- All Our Services Are Confidential - |
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Update: 1st December 2009
PUBLIC CONSULTATION ON THE FUTURE OF SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION
SENAC'S RESPONSE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Full Details Here...
Deadline for responses has been given a further
extension
to 31 January 2010
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Working Together for Change...
SENAC are part of the Children with Disabilties Strategic Alliance (CDSA) which is a consortium of organizations that want to ensure that policy impacting on the lives of children and young people with disabilities is informed by their needs and circumstances.
On the 7th December 2009 the CDSA launched their manifesto calling for action and prioritisation of budgets for children with disabilities.
A copy of the manifesto can be downloaded from www.ci-ni.org.uk |
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