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Your views sought on health outcomes for young people with SEND 

The Health Outcomes for young People throughout Education (HOPE) Study highlighted in our news page back in December last year, is entering the last month of information gathering.

They have created three national surveys which aim to explore and highlight any variations in SEND identification and provision across all Local Authorities in England.

HOPE are asking the following groups to share their experiences of SEND support in their local area: 

  1. Children and young people with SEND (aged 11-27)
  2. Parents/Carers of children and young people with SEND
  3. SEND professionals working in/closely with those in education/health/social care

The surveys are open until the 30th September and take around 10 to 15 minutes to complete. A great opportunity to have your views heard. 

Take the survey

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