What is the SEND Local Offer?
We must publish a SEND Local Offer. We must set out in one place information about provision that is available, and expected provision, across:
- Education
- Health
- Social care
for children and young people who have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
You can view our whole SEND Local Offer at www.norfolk.gov.uk/send
If you have trouble accessing information online, you could get help at your local library. Alternatively, contact us at send@norfolk.gov.uk, telling us the information you would like, along with your name and postal address.
The SEND Local Offer has two main purposes:
- To provide clear, comprehensive, accessible and up-to-date information about available provision and how to access it
- To make provision responsive to local needs and aspirations. We do this by directly involving children and young people with SEND, their parents, and the professionals who work with them, in the development and review of the SEND Local Offer
Watch our videos to see just some of our SEND Local Offer provision in Norfolk
How can I feedback on the Local Offer?
We always want to receive feedback from families, young people and professionals:
- On the services in our Local Offer
- On what services are missing
Visit tell us what you think to find out how to have your say.
How can I contribute to the Local Offer?
- Get your organisation, group or service listed in the Norfolk Community Directory. Apply today and get a free entry.
- If you are an education, health or care professional, a voluntary group or parent carer, you can join the Local Offer user forum. You can contribute ideas to the development and review of our Local Offer
- If you are a SEND professional, you can join the SEND forum for SENCOs. You can help us in the development of SEND provision across Norfolk
- If you are a young person aged 10-25, you can invite us into your school, college or group and be part of our Your Voice forum. You can give your views on our Local Offer including our Local Offer for children and young people
