Search Results
Articles
7 results-
![Transition Planning]()
Transition Planning
Transition happens throughout our lives, however, we recognise that there are key stages when you will need a bit more support. This page contains information and guidance to help you, your parents/carers and your teachers... -
![Job Centre Opportunities]()
Job Centre Opportunities
There is a wide range of support and provision available to jobseekers and other out of work claimants through Jobcentre Plus. Some of the opportunities include: Work Together Work Together aims to help umemployed people... -
Employer Guidance - Work Experience
As part of the national Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) agenda, The Highland Council, Schools, Colleges and DYW Regional Groups are working in partnership to develop and increase work-related learning opportunities for young people through... -
![Data Sharing - Frequently Asked Questions]()
Data Sharing - Frequently Asked Questions
Care and Learning Sharing Information and Data Consent – What Does This Mean for You? Q: Why does Care and Learning need to keep information about me? A: So that we can Keep in touch...
Organisations
13 results-
![Down's Syndrome Scotland]()
Down's Syndrome Scotland
We work to help people with Down's syndrome reach their full potential by providing information and support to them, their families, carers and to professionals. Our information and support service, consisting of home visits, web... -
![Dyslexia Scotland]()
Dyslexia Scotland
We offer support and advice to people of all ages about dyslexia. We work all over Scotland and have local branches in Lochaber, Inverness and Moray. Our website contains lots of useful information and links... -
![chip+]()
chip+
CHIP+ is a charity based in Inverness but covering all of the Highlands. It gives free, confidential advice to anyone involved with young people and children (from birth to age 19) with additional support needs... -
![Highland Children’s Forum]()
Highland Children’s Forum
Listening to children and young people, speaking with policy makers. Highland Children’s Forum is a registered charity set up in 2000, created by the parent carers of children with additional support needs. The Forum aims...
