Short Breaks for Disabled Children and Young People
Assessed residential respite for eligible children with autism, complex health needs or complex behaviour.
It is okay to ask questions and take this one step at a time. Support is there to help families feel less overwhelmed and more informed.
About this service
Short Breaks for Disabled Children and Young People offers assessed residential respite for eligible children with autism, complex health needs or complex behaviour. This service is designed to help children, young people and families feel better supported when health, disability or development needs affect daily life. Depending on the service, support may include assessment, therapy, nursing input, advocacy, respite, advice or practical recommendations. Checking the website or contacting the team can help confirm eligibility, referral routes and the best way to access support.
How they can help you
Short Breaks for Disabled Children and Young People can help by offering specialist support that is matched to the child or family’s needs. Depending on the service, this may include assessment, treatment, advice, practical strategies, advocacy, respite or help coordinating with wider services. The aim is to make everyday life more manageable and help children and families feel more informed, supported and confident.
What to expect
When you get in touch, the team may explain the referral process, ask a few questions about needs and guide you on the next step for access.
Who it's for
Disabled children and young people with higher levels of need, and the families caring for them.
Eligibility
Usually requires assessment and is for eligible children with autism, complex health needs or complex behaviour.
Referral needed
A referral from a healthcare professional or social worker may be required to access this service
Getting support
- Eligibility
- Usually requires assessment and is for eligible children with autism, complex health needs or complex behaviour.
- Referral requirements
- A referral from a healthcare professional or social worker may be required to access this service
Report a Problem With This Listing
If any details look wrong or out of date, you can let the OneRoof team know here. Your report will go into an admin review queue and will not change the listing automatically.
Cost
Check with service
Related support nearby
If this is not quite right, these similar services may help next.
Children’s Community Team for People with Learning Disabilities
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Disability Grants Directory
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Disability Law Service
Free legal advice for disabled people and carers concerning community care, discrimination, employment and other disability-rights issues.
Report a Problem With This Listing
If any details look wrong or out of date, you can let the OneRoof team know here. Your report will go into an admin review queue and will not change the listing automatically.
Cost
Check with service