Health services for children and young people with SEND

Speech and language therapy services for children with speech, language and communication needs (SLCN)

For children who might have conditions like autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Mental health services and resources for children and young people

Occupational therapy services for children and young people with physical difficulties

Physiotherapy services for children and young people with physical difficulties

Services to assess and provide different types of wheelchairs and specialist buggies

Audiology services deal with hearing and balance problems and associate disorders

Help children, young people and adults who have bladder and/or bowel issues

Feeding and dietetics services for children and young adults

Provide assessment, support and reviews for people diagnosed with diabetes

NHS service for families of 0-19-year-olds. Includes health visiting, school nursing and Just One Norfolk health resource website

Young people with SEND, age 14+ should have a health check with their GP every year

The community nursing team will care for a child or adult in a community setting

Community paediatricians see children and young people in hospital clinics and SEN schools

Nursing and carer service providing short breaks in a child's own home

Community carer service that provides respite breaks within a child’s home

A service if healthcare needs cannot be met by existing universal or specialist services

A NHS service who work closely with families, to ensure that they can access all support and services

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