At SENDIAS, one of our main aims is to empower parent carers and young people to move their situation forward themselves. This is done primarily by providing information and advice through our various resources, which include factsheets, guides, and webinars.
- Factsheets: generally 2-sided, explaining the basics of a subject.
- Guides: These look deeper into what the law and statutory guidance say about the subject or topic.
- Practical Guides: Think of these as booklets, but separated into different chapters, giving step-by-step guidance to help those working through certain processes themselves.
- Webinars: visual or audible guidance on our main topics.
- Translations: Some of our webinars and factsheets have been translated into the main languages used in West Sussex.
Please use the Search Bar to type in anything specific you are looking for.
To print our resources:
- Our Factsheets will need to be downloaded first and can then be printed from there.
- Our Guides (and other webpages) can be printed by clicking on the Print Icon at the top left of the page. On a computer, where a page can be expanded click on the icon and then you can click on the arrows to show the information and then right-click on your mouse and ‘print’. Unfortunately, the print function does not currently work on a phone.
If you have additional needs and/or cannot find the information you seek within our resources, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.
Please note: we will gradually be updating or adding more resources to our pages so do check in regularly.
For those who don’t want to be overwhelmed by words or legal jargon, and just want the ‘must knows’ and next step options of a particular SEN Topic.
For those who want to delve deeper into the law and guidance around a particular topic and thereby feel empowered to move their own situation forward.
Step-by-step practical guidance to help those working through certain processes themselves.
Find presentations on SEND topics that SENDIAS have recorded, such as webinars and videos.
Webinars and videos by other organisations that are relative to SENDIAS and the information we provide.
Access resources (mainly factsheets and videos) which have been translated into the most commonly used non English speaking languages in West Sussex.