Local Offer Roadshow to visit Market Harborough

Drop-in event on Monday (May 13) showcases support available for families with children & young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)

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Information about support for families of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will be available in Market Harborough on Monday (13 May).

The free Local Offer Roadshow event will take place from 10am-1pm at the Congregational church, in the High Street, LE16 7JD.

More than 20 organisations which support SEND children and their families are expected to attend the event, which has been organised by Leicestershire County Council. There will be a wide range of information on topics such as sports opportunities, support for young carers, and education.

A Market Harborough-based organisation is attending the roadshow for the first time. Spectrum Autism Parent & Carer Support Group supports young people and adults on the autism spectrum or on the autism diagnosis pathway through regular meetings.

Local Offer Roadshows are a great way for families and carers of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities to find out about the support a wide variety of organisations offer.

The roadshows also give families the opportunity to network and offer support to each other, as well as chat first-hand to professionals

Anyone looking to learn more about the council’s Local Offer can email Leicestershirelocaloffer@leics.gov.uk

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