Our support team consists of a number of experienced volunteers who help to host our support groups, run Little Treasures play & support group, and our counsellors.
Their caring attitude and dedication to helping families is why the support systems we deliver are such a success.
Find out more how we support
South Glos Council moves from an ‘Inadequate’ rating to ‘Requires Improvement’.
You may recall in November 2017 the OFSTED Children’s Services report released found the local authority to have an overall rating in this area of inadequate.
You might recall that SGlosPC reps were speaking to and giving a presentation to paediatricians at the launch of the Autism Care Pathway that had aims to better support families, improve and dramaically reduce the diagnosis process. We wrote about that event here if you want a reminder.
We have not been resting on our laurels as we found out that despite the well intentioned plan, our families were not seeing any improvement to waiting list times and the support they had been receiving as families. We have reps attending the autism working group who have been feeding back your concerns
It is not an uncommon story in our community to hear of the challenges we face relating to paediatricians appointments, and so at every opportunity at health meetings we have been feeding this back, time and time again.
Sirona who have met with us and have been in attendance at health meetings and forums we have been representing you and our community at and have been taking note of what we had to say on your behalf.
Pop in for a cuppa and chat with other parents and carers. Share experiences, and pick up tips from each other.
There is no need to book, just show up and feel free to bring a friend if you like.
We look forward to seeing you.
.We are so proud in 2019 to have opened our first community base where our wonderful community of parents and carers can come on a weekly basis during term time for information, advice and support, or even just a cuppa and a conversation with another parent carer who gets it. We share the highs and the lows, the joys and the challenges of disability parenting. There really is nothing like walking into a space where you can relax and know that you are understood.
Little Treasures is a parent-led play and support group for babies to preschool children with additional needs, their siblings, parents or carers to come together.
We provide a suitable and stimulating environment for any child's needs. We also offer a healthy and tasty snack for the children and tea and coffee for the adults.
We are so proud in 2019 to have opened our first community base where our wonderful community of parents and carers can come on a weekly basis during term time for information, advice and support, or even just a cuppa and a conversation with another parent carer who gets it. We share the highs and the lows, the joys and the challenges of disability parenting. There really is nothing like walking into a space where you can relax and know that you are understood.
Little Treasures is a parent-led play and support group for babies to preschool children with additional needs, their siblings, parents or carers to come together.
We provide a suitable and stimulating environment for any child's needs. We also offer a healthy and tasty snack for the children and tea and coffee for the adults.
Little Treasures is a parent-led play and support group for babies to preschool children with additional needs, their siblings, parents or carers to come together.
We provide a suitable and stimulating environment for any child's needs. We also offer a healthy and tasty snack for the children and tea and coffee for the adults.
We are so proud in 2019 to have opened our first community base where our wonderful community of parents and carers can come on a weekly basis during term time for information, advice and support, or even just a cuppa and a conversation with another parent carer who gets it. We share the highs and the lows, the joys and the challenges of disability parenting. There really is nothing like walking into a space where you can relax and know that you are understood.
We are so proud in 2019 to have opened our first community base where our wonderful community of parents and carers can come on a weekly basis during term time for information, advice and support, or even just a cuppa and a conversation with another parent carer who gets it. We share the highs and the lows, the joys and the challenges of disability parenting. There really is nothing like walking into a space where you can relax and know that you are understood.
