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Whilst we can support most children through early help, some children will also need a children and family social care assessment.

The Children With Disabilities team supports children up to the age of 18 who have learning disabilities, a physical or sensory impairment, chronic and life threatening or life limiting illness or multiple disabilities whose needs cannot be met through support available at Universal, Targeted or Early Help support.

To help us in our work with you, we need to know more about you and your family. The social worker, with help from you, your family and other agencies, will gather information on your situation.

At the end of the assessment, and with your help, your social worker will draw up a plan of action.

We will listen carefully to what you have to say, offer advice and, if appropriate, support to bring up your children and deal with any areas of difficulty.

Transition is a very important time in the lives of young people with SEND. Transitions Social Workers are based alongside their colleagues in the specialist Children Children’s Disability Team.

Located between the Chester Road (A452) and the M6 in Chelmsley Wood, the former Simon Digby school site was allocated for housing development in the 2013 Solihull Local Plan. The 4.5 ha plot has the potential to provide up to 177 new high quality sustainable family homes.

Our bold NZAP sets out what needs to be done to meet the borough’s 2041 net zero target

we’ve collected all of the key Council policies which relate to climate change and sustainability in one place

The NZAP sets out actions that we can take to reach our ambition to be a net zero borough by 2041. This summary includes the latest data available and outlines our progress in numbers so far.