Stronger Family strands as they will become eligible for extra resources and help for example: Workers can access the innovation pot held by each Communities Area Manager: these are small amounts of funds to help overcome barriers and issues that families experience. Stronger Families funds some additional EWO posts to provide more intensive support to families around school attendance. Stronger Families joint funds the Moving On Together for families experiencing issues around alcohol and substance misuse. Workers can seek extra capacity if appropriate from Communities' Services officers in supporting families as part of the whole family action plan. Access to family passes for DCLT leisure services across the borough. Specialist DWP employment advisors to help families explore options for getting into work or on to a support programme towards work. Stronger Families is coordinated in localities by the Communities Area Teams. To let them know about a family who you think are eligible after you have checked the criteria, please send their details and yours to and someone will get back to you on the details you provide to discuss the family with you. Universal Local Offer for SEND: Doncaster’s local offer provides information for children and young people with special educational needs (SEND) and their parents or carers in a single place. Including leisure activities and transport support. Together Information Exchange All children with disabilities, including special educational needs are able to access the universal short breaks offer, they do not need a lead practitioner or early help assessment to do so. However Lead Practitioners should support families to access the universal short breaks offer as part of their family plan. To access the universal short breaks offer families must be registered with the Together Information Exchange (TIE). Doncaster's voluntary register of children and young people with a disability. The register is administrated by the short breaks team, which enables them to support families to access the local offer including holiday activities. TIE members receive: Access to the afterschool and weekend clubs funded by the short breaks service The holiday activity timetable run by the short breaks service which disabled children can book onto during the school holidays
Stronger Family strands as they will become eligible for extra resources and help for example: Workers can access the innovation pot held by each Communities Area Manager: these are small amounts of funds to help overcome barriers and issues that families experience. Stronger Families funds some additional EWO posts to provide more intensive support to families around school attendance. Stronger Families joint funds the Moving On Together for families experiencing issues around alcohol and substance misuse. Workers can seek extra capacity if appropriate from Communities' Services officers in supporting families as part of the whole family action plan. Access to family passes for DCLT leisure services across the borough. Specialist DWP employment advisors to help families explore options for getting into work or on to a support programme towards work. Stronger Families is coordinated in localities by the Communities Area Teams. To let them know about a family who you think are eligible after you have checked the criteria, please send their details and yours to and someone will get back to you on the details you provide to discuss the family with you. Universal Local Offer for SEND: Doncaster’s local offer provides information for children and young people with special educational needs (SEND) and their parents or carers in a single place. Including leisure activities and transport support. Together Information Exchange All children with disabilities, including special educational needs are able to access the universal short breaks offer, they do not need a lead practitioner or early help assessment to do so. However Lead Practitioners should support families to access the universal short breaks offer as part of their family plan. To access the universal short breaks offer families must be registered with the Together Information Exchange (TIE). Doncaster's voluntary register of children and young people with a disability. The register is administrated by the short breaks team, which enables them to support families to access the local offer including holiday activities. TIE members receive: Access to the afterschool and weekend clubs funded by the short breaks service The holiday activity timetable run by the short breaks service which disabled children can book onto during the school holidays
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