Children’s Services and Adult
Learning Disability Services
Children’s Services and Adult
Information about the Learning Disability Register and Learning Disability Annual Health Check:
Explanation of what “behaviour that challenges” means, and useful PBS resources:
Information about NICE guidelines; what they say about what support should look like when there is behaviour that challenges. Everyone may find the Easy-Read document more helpful However we have included a link to the original guidance as well:
Many children and young people the team support also have autism. This National Autistic Society website is a useful source of information and advice:
Below are two sleep resources. Sleep advice and support including a helpline service. Local sleep support service. KIDS sleep workshops should be accessed prior to individual intervention by the learning Disability Team:
National charity supporting families where a child has a disability. Extensive source of information including about accessing social care and financial support and a Listening ear helpline:
Carer’s information and support service (Hull only) offer a Carer Assessment resulting in information on your entitlements and identifying community services available to you and person/s you care for.
Wellbeing Primary care liaison Service. This site is a good source of Accessible information related to healthcare for people with learning disability.
Our teams provide services to adults, children and young people across Hull and East Riding with neurodiverse needs.
We work with young people and families who are based within the Hull and East Yorkshire region.
The Humber Sensory Processing Service is a specialist service providing support to children who have sensory processing differences.
We support children and young people aged 5-18 in many schools and colleges across Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire.
Contact our team to find out more about the young people and families we work with.
