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Independent co-educational primary day school providing specialised education for children aged 4 to 12 years who have a diagnosis of an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Asperger syndrome, and/or associated social and communication difficulties. We are unique in our multidisciplinary approach to working with children with autism and aim to be much more than just a school through the provision of a personalised specialist curriculum. Our multidisciplinary approach includes input from speech & language therapy, occupational therapy, music therapy and psychology. We believe we can develop the global needs of our children, not just their education. Volunteers may be accepted to work with the pupils. The school uses the Structure, Positive (approaches and expectations), Empathy, Low arousal, Links (SPELL) framework.

To represent the local residents in Edge Hill, Darlaston Road, Oakhill Court and Worple Avenue including the Neighbourhood Watch Schemes.

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We offer a variety of spiritual-based activities, counselling, support, and advice. The church hosts and works with a variety of organisations to help the community. We also rent out the church building to other like-minded organisations who work within the same sector.

Weekly Sunday services and Messy church monthly on Thursdays for families. Parent and Toddlers group and activities for young people.

The club offers a diverse range of stimulating youth activities, including sports, cooking and arts. They have a tuck shop and run DJ courses and residential and day trips.

The Trust provides the full range of acute services for adults, children and the elderly from its two large district general hospitals. The Trust provides other services from a number of hospital sites located throughout the Trust's catchment area.

"<p>We provide specialist equipment and adaptations to help people with a physical disability stay independent in their own homes and in everyday life.</p>
Simple aids to daily living, such as toileting and bathing equipment and grab rails, are available to purchase directly from accredited retailers throughout the borough. The Council may cover the cost of these items for some customers, depending on their circumstances and level of need. We will always look at the most cost-effective solution for the problem. For example, if a person cannot manage to get in or out of the bath safely, providing basic equipment may be all that is required to help the individual regain their independence. There is often no need for complex, lengthy and disruptive alterations such as the installation of a shower.

Services are held on Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons

Provides advice and information for BAME communities on health and mental health well-being and welfare. Provides domestic violence support and 3rd party reporting: housing, unemployment and immigration referrals; interpreting service (Hindi, Gugerati, Bengali and Punjabi). Supports the Asian Women Feeling Good group and Cancer Support Group.

Services each Sunday morning