These are health services we can all access that may identify what support is needed.

Includes specialist health services your child might be referred to such as the SEND Team, Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist and more.

Health services for children and young people with more critical or long-term, life limiting, complex medical needs.

Find out about general, specialist, complex and crisis support available for emotional and mental health.

Information for parents, carers and young people across the Black Country from local health professionals. There is advice for every stage, from pregnancy and birth all the way through to nursery, school, and beyond.

Child development clinics are held in the Gem centre by Community Paediatricians.

Find out about the process of moving from children’s SEND Health services into adults.

Find out about Autism and ADHD, assessment process, diagnosis and what happens next.

NHS learning disability screening tool for children and young people.

Health’s involvement with the EHC Plan process.

Listen to your feedback, whether good or bad, and improve standards of care within NHS health and social care settings.

Health partners work together to enable integration across agencies, sharing of good practice across Wolverhampton and the Black Country.

Early Notification is a form completed by a health care professional to alert the local authority to a potential child (aged 0-5) with SEND needs.