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Nurseries and schools may have a SENCO who will create opportunities for disabled children

to enjoy all the activities the nursery or school has to offer. Early Years area SENCOs give additional support to nurseries and schools by giving training, offering specialist advice and liaising with schools when the child is ready to go to full time education. SENCOs and area SENCOs can give a lot of advice and support for parents who have children with special needs.

There may be a range of people involved in your disabled child's care. Some titles you may be familiar with - like doctor, for example - but others may be new to you. Paediatricians are doctors who specialise in working with children. Your doctor may refer you to a paediatrician if you are concerned

You may find it useful to talk to other parents who have disabled children. There are a number of organisations and charities that offer support groups. Just a few of the services available are listed below or ask your health or social worker about support groups local to you. Some charities and organisations offer support for people with specific impairments or needs. They may be able to advise on any parent or other support groups that exist.

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You may also need to think about questions like: Does the carer have experience in looking after a child with a similar disability, and if not, would they be happy for you to show them what's needed? How much specialist care does your child need and is appropriate training available locally? Does your child have therapy or appointments that they need to go to in the time they will be cared for and can your playgroup, nursery or school take your child to these appointments?

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