We’re looking for people from all walks of life to join our thriving community of foster carers. Come along to a pop-up event in Wirral this month to find out more.

A series of summer sessions have offered children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) a safe space to play, while parents could share their ideas for the future of SEND services in the borough.

A ‘listening’ event welcomed more than 60 Wirral parents and carers to share and discuss plans for the future of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services in the borough.

Eligible working parents planning childcare arrangements for September need to apply for an eligibility code before the deadline on 31st August 2024.

Ben balanced studying at Wirral Met College with his role at the venue.

A series of family friendly events have entertained little ones throughout the Summer - while also offering parents a chance to connect with local support organisations.

Foster families gathered at Birkenhead Park for a fun-packed afternoon of games, music, animal encounters and even a special visit from a T-Rex!

Wirral has taken a key step in making SEND services better, showing progress within just a few months of a refreshed major improvement programme being put in place.

With more than 1800 residents currently enrolled, the scheme is benefitting people across the borough, through a range of courses.

With the school holidays just around the corner, thousands of local young people can look forward to an action-packed break with Free Summer Holiday Clubs.

Foster carers, teachers and social workers and others involved with helping young people within - or who have just left the care system - were thanked by those they have helped by at a special awards event.

SEND listening event for parents and carers