Tue January 10th
Don't forget to reserve your place via Eventbrite. (The Parent Carer Forum Jersey are excited to sit on the Partnership Board for the Inclusion Review Recommendations and are always happy to receive emails from you should you wish to contact us kate.wyatt@parentcarerforum.je or DM.Our next meeting: WORKING TO IMPROVE INCLUSION IN EDUCATION HERE IN JERSEY
This is an opportunity to hear from Jane Lancaster-Adlam, Assistant Director and Head of the Education Inclusion Service and Denise Drieu Programme Director – Inclusion Review from for the Department for Children, Young People, Education and Skills who will provide an overview of how new investment will make a difference for children with need and plans in place to respond to an independent review of inclusion education and early years published in December 2021. The evening will include the opportunity to contribute your views and inform the development of a vision and charter for inclusive education and early years.
Book your free ticket here:
www.eventbrite.com/e/parent-carers-support-group-meeting-haute-vallee-school-registration-4824724... ... See MoreSee Less
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Wed December 21st
The Parent Carer Forum are excited to have been invited to sit on the Inclusion Review Delivery Board whose role is to provide oversight and to ensure accountability for the delivery of the recommendations of the independent review of inclusion in education and early years published a year ago this month that made 50 recommendations. www.gov.je/news/2022/pages/InclusiveEducationReview.aspx?fbclid=IwAR3HYLY2awimr4MhzgbBF6PrETXJqgd...
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Fri November 18th
Survey for children and young people to complete - Consultation on the Statutory Guidance Children and Young People (Jersey) Law 2022. Scroll to bottom of link and click blue survey button. Closing 13 December 2022.
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Tue November 8th
Forum members enjoyed attending the excellent 'Embrace Our Difference' event celebrating disability inclusion and driving positive changes held at the Library last Friday. Liz Johnson, gold medal paralympian swimmer gave an inspirational keynote address. For those unable to attend please see the link to watch: ... See MoreSee Less

Approx 1hr 14mins for keynote speech but it's all excellent!
Sun October 30th
Timeline photosPop over top over to Eventbrite now to secure tickets for this FREE workshop and support the development of a neurodiverse strategy for Jersey 💙
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Sun October 30th
If you have current experience of Jersey's adult mental health services, the services are seeking your help and input to see how they could be shaped in the future. You can come our last "Equals By Experience" meetings, on Tues 1 Nov at 6:30 pm at St Paul's Centre. ... See MoreSee Less
Sun October 30th
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Mon October 17th
There's a Zoom event this Wednesday 19 October aimed at supporting and equipping parents to find out about Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA). Please follow or join 'AllMatters Neurodiverse Jersey' on Facebook to access the Zoom link. ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people or changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.Fri October 14th
Timeline photos🚴Our Move More Cycling Pop-Up event will return this Saturday (15 October) between 10:00 - 12:00 at Les Quennevais Cycle Track! 👏
The festival will feature a range of different activities from a pedal bike obstacle course, a balance bike track, learn to ride area, the option to leisurely ride around the track, as well as an opportunity to test ride our range of adapted cycles at our Cycle Without Limits centre and more! 🚲
Let us support you to safely and confidently cycle! Register your place today: bit.ly/CycleMore
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Tue October 11th
Timeline photos"I think the hardest part of having a disabled child is the fight:
The fight for services. The fight for people to understand who your child is and what they need.
The fight for knowledge, because knowledge is power. And the quiet fight you have within yourself, wondering if you've left no stone unturned."
This perfectly sums up what it’s like being a parent carer.
If you’re tired of fighting, the parent carers from our Listening Ear service are here to support you. Book a call with one of them for free at contact.org.uk/listening-ear 🧡 ... See MoreSee Less