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Wraparound Childcare

alexa.broomhead@sheffield.gov.uk Sheffield Wraparound Support Hub (SWASH) We understand that for many providing a wraparound service will present a new a different challenge, whilst some existing providers may need additional support as they scale up existing provision. Out of School Alliance (OOSA) will work together with the Sheffield Charity Manor After School & Kids Klubs (MASKK) to support Sheffield schools, private providers or community settings as they develop and expand wraparound provision under the National Wraparound Childcare Programme (NWCP). This new support service for Sheffield… on the National Wraparound Childcare Programme in Sheffield and who wishes to join the mailing list for this service can do so by emailing sheffield@outofschoolalliance.co.uk Those accessing support to scale up or start up wraparound childcare under the National Wraparound Childcare Programme can…

Sheffield Safeguarding Hub

A Council-run service to help with social care. Referral reason: Safeguarding concerns about a child or young person People involved: Social workers, health staff, domestic abuse advisors and South Yorkshire Police Offer: You will be put through to a trained 'screening' social worker, who wi…

Support for young people released from custody

The Sheffield Youth Justice Service helps young people get back on their feet after they leave custody. This service is for children/young people from 10 years old all the way up to 18 (sometimes older depending on when they were sentenced). An Education Officer and a Youth Justice Officer… started. For under 16’s or those of school age The Sheffield Youth Justice Service: helps young people get back into school after they leave custody. work with schools and the local authority to find the best place for the young person to learn. make sure any qualifications the young person did in custody count towards their progress. work with Sheffield SENDSARS to make sure Education, Health and Care (EHC) plans are up to date. For young people aged 16 and over The Education, Training and Employment (ETE) team is there to help young people find jobs or training after they leave…

Equipment for your home

. They can give you advice and if you need support, they will assess your needs and arrange support with you. They will ask you about your finances so they can decide how much you can afford to pay towards your support. Sheffield City Council: Equipment to help you at home . You may be eligible for an Occupational Therapy Assessment if you have long term difficulties carrying out everyday tasks. If your assessment finds that you need equipment, this can be loaned to you through the Integrated Community Equipment Loan Service Sheffield (ICELSS). This service is provided by Medequip on behalf of Sheffield City Council and the NHS in Sheffield. When you have finished with any loaned equipment you can return it (read how to do this at the bottom of the page). Your Occupational Therapist will work with you to: assess your difficulties carrying out everyday living tasks. advise you…

Adapting your home

to a relative or friend that can support you. This is called medical priority re-housing. swapping the home you rent with someone else. This is called mutual exchange. There is a scheme for this in Sheffield and a national website to link you with thousands of other tenants across the country. Moving… so they can decide how much you can afford to pay towards your support. Sheffield City Council: Adapting your home . You may be eligible for an Occupational Therapy Assessment if you have long term difficulties carrying out everyday tasks. The Occupational Therapy Team can help you if you… be suitable for your needs. You can request an assessment on the Council website. Sheffield City Council: adapting your home . Requests are responded to within 14 days and you will be told if you will be assessed and when. If you are not offered an assessment, you will be given advice on where…

Adult Autism

and find out how you can get involved to create a world that works for autistic people. Sheffield has a local Autistic Society , which provides support and information. They also campaign for a better world for Autistic and Asperger people in Sheffield- children, young persons and adults. …

Get involved in improving local support

getinvolved, involvement We want to work together with people who have experience of social care and other support or those who may need it, to help shape and improve our services. There are lots of ways you can share your views and get involved. Take part in a project. Join one of our involvement groups. Give your feedback on a Sheffield City Council service. Sign up to our newsletter to hear about upcoming opportunities to help shape social care in Sheffield. On our new website Have Your Say you'll find much more detail about the range of opportunities to take part and how we're transforming the engagement, involvement and coproduction of adult care and wellbeing services in Sheffield.…

First Contact Team Feedback

michael.mcenery@sheffield.gov.uk firstcontact Thank you for contacting the Adult Care and Wellbeing First Contact Team. If you have found our advice useful please use the feedback box below to let us know. Please note this is not for asking a question generally - the main Council enquiry po…

HomeFirst Team Feedback

michael.mcenery@sheffield.gov.uk homefirst Hello If you have found our advice useful please use the feedback box below to let us know. Please note this is not for asking a question generally - the main Council enquiry point is our First Point Service at Howden House in the city centre. Ca…

Equipment & Adaptations Service Feedback

michael.mcenery@sheffield.gov.uk equipment_and_adaptations Hello If you have found our advice useful please use the feedback box below to let us know. Please note this is not for asking a question generally - the main Council enquiry point is our First Point Service at Howden House in the c…

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