Pilot scheme in your area?

The Welsh Government are piloting a new scheme for identifying and assessing the Special Educational Needs of children and young people across Wales.

It is active in 8 local authorities across Wales (Cardiff, Newport, Torfaen, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Bridgend, Caerphilly and Flintshire) if you want to find out more about what is happening you can read our brief guide to the proposed changes.

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What You Can Do

Education for All

Encouraging Partnership – since 1986 SNAP Cymru has worked with families and professionals in schools, education, health and social care to help ensure that children and young people’s needs are identified, assessed and provision made to help them reach their potential and be fully included.

Listening to Children – Staff and volunteers work with families and professionals, supporting children and young people to participate in planning and decision making which affects them, advocating where appropriate.

Giving Families a Voice - SNAP Cymru raise awareness of issues related to SEN, Disability, and other barriers to inclusion including: exclusion from school and education, disengagement from education, employment or training, poverty, deprivation, English or Welsh as a second language.

With offices all over Wales offering help and advice when you need it most, our local knowledge can help guide you through the differing implementations of the support and services offered by your local authority and by other charitable organisations. Check out our information pages or call us on our National Helpline Number 0845 120 3730.

Snap Cymru Services

	Advocacy		Exclusion
	Early Years Provision		Additional Learning Needs
	The SEN Statement Process		Disagreement Resolution
	Parent Partnership Service		Pupil Participation
	Transition		Working with Young People