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We are the leading charity for deaf children. If your child has mild, moderate, severe or profound hearing loss, we’re here for you. We also support children with temporary hearing loss, such as glue ear.
We provide a wealth of information and guidance for parents and carers of deaf children and young people covering these areas and more:

Childhood deafness explained

Technology options

Communication choices

Education support

Benefits and rights

Building young people’s pride in their deaf identity

Developing young people’s confidence in asking for support
We also offer a welcoming community of families, giving parents and carers the opportunity to connect through online events, to meet families nearby and to access the real life experience of other parents and carers.
Why not call our Helpline as a first step.

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  Email:- ndcs@ndcs.org.uk   Tel:- 0808 800 8880   Web:- www.ndcs.org.uk

Lincolnshire Cloth Nappy Library is a volunteer led group operated by NCT. They provide access to free and low cost reusable nappy hire across all of Lincolnshire, from premature to older children.

This is a specialist service and is offered to all professionals working with children aged between 0 to 19 years, within the county of Lincolnshire.
It has been developed to provide support and education to professionals, to further support families who have children with Autism/suspected Autism.
Key aspects of the role are to:

Provide up to date information and signpost to appropriate services.

Co-ordinate and provide a liaison service between Community Paediatricians and other Health, Education and Social Care Professionals, CAMHS and Educational Psychologists as necessary.

Suggest and provide additional strategies to support and manage behaviours,promote sleep, continence and positive diet.

Provide support and advice to parents of children with autism to support
understanding and promote positive coping strategies.
Consent
In order to support families and individual children, it is necessary to receive parental consent.
Please be assured that all information is treated confidentially and records which we hold will be retained as per United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust policies and comply with the Data Protection Act 1998.

Access to Service
The Specialist Nurse for Children with Autism/suspected Autism does not hold a caseload, but supports other professionals to support families.

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  Email:- SpecNurseCYPAutism@ulh.nhs.uk   Tel:- 01522 309679

Lincolnshire Community Health Services (LCHS) Children's Therapy Service comprises Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Speech and Language Therapy.

The service works across Lincolnshire with children and young people, aged 0-19, who have disabilities or speech and language problems.

It works with children and young people with varying degrees of need at universal, targeted and specialist level. Each service has its own commissioned referral criteria.

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Russell Outen-Coe is the Designated Clinical Officer (DCO) for Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND).

• He is representing Lincolnshire's ICB which is part of the National Health Service (NHS).
• The ICB brings together your local Doctors (GPs) and other health professionals (like nurses and therapists) to plan, buy and oversee the quality of the health care services in your area.
• It aims to improve your health services and respond to the health needs of everyone in the area by including patients and the public when we make decisions.
• Children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disability need really good support across Education, Health and Social Care to help them to be the best that they can be.

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As the Children & Young People Manager I am working with Local Authority, primary care, NHS providers and voluntary organisations to support national, regional and local priorities around asthma, epilepsy, diabetes and transition to adult services.