AfC Info website - Kingston and Richmond

Have your say on future funding of services for Richmond children and families with SEND.

published by: Richmond Council and Achieving for Children published on: 26 October 2018 Richmond Council is inviting parents, carers, young people and other stakeholders for their views on the future of services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabili...

An invitation from Contact to parents and carers in Kingston and Richmond

published by: Catherine Ratcliffe - Contact Associate published on: 24 October 2018 My name is Catherine Ratcliffe and I am an Associate working for Contact (formerly Contact a Family).

Guidance for young Londoners on securing rights to citizenship

published by: From Mayor of London published on: 23 October 2018 The following guidance has been issued by the Mayor Of London Guidance for young Londoners on securing rights to citizenship and residence

Would you like to make a big difference to a child with a disability?

published by: Gabrielle Rayner - Home and Community Support Manager For The Integrated Service for Children With Disabilities published on: 19 October 2018 Achieving for Children are recruiting sessional workers.

Developing a new Parent Carer Forum in Kingston and Richmond

published by: Achieving for Children published on: 11 October 2018 Contact will shortly be inviting parents and carers to share their views on how a new model of parent carer participation will work across Kingston and Richmond.

Parents, carers and their children and young people in Kingston and Richmond are invited to give their views on the new respite centre provider specification.

published by: Achieving for Children published on: 10 October 2018 Under the Children Act 1989, the council has a duty as part of the range of services they provide for families, to provide breaks from caring to assist parents and others who provide care for disa...