Cherry Oak School
Working Together for Success
If you would like to contact Kate please email k.thompson@cherryoak.bham.sch.uk.
Please see her directory below of charities and other organisations who can also offer help.
Would you be interested in a basic skill in ICT course? We have been contacted by South and City College to see if any parents would like to enrol on this free course.
Firstly, we would like to see how many parents would be interested before contacting the college. This will be run across the federation.
Once we know how many parents are interested more information will follow.
If you would like more information please contact Kate Thompson by phone or email.
Details below:
07899 086058 or k.thompson@cherryoak.bham.sch.uk
Kind regards
Kate
CONTACT-(Previously known as Contact A Family) For families with disabled children.
Useful Booklet on Financial Information For Families With Disabled Children: Money Matters
Scope- Free information, advice and support about disability.
Birmingham Carers Forum (BPCF)- A group of parents & carers who work with education, health & other services to meet the needs of disabled children & families.
Autism West Midlands- Providing specialist support and advice to people of all ages with autism and their families, living in the West Midlands.
MENCAP- Helps to improve the lives of people with a learning disability.
Birmingham Carers Hub- Information and advice about caring.
KIDS West Midlands- We support children with any disability from birth to 25 years of age. We offer our support to the whole family with the aim of giving disabled children a brighter future.
Children's Information & Advice Service- Provides free, confidential and impartial advice, support and guidance on all aspects of childcare & a wide range of services.
www.childrens.mycareinbirmingham.org.uk
Cerebra- a unique national charity that strives to improve the lives of children with neurological conditions, through research, information and direct, on-going support.
Useful information for families travelling through Birmingham Airport with Autistic children: