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Some children and young people with SEND who live in Solihull will need social care support.

In Solihull, services are working together to improve the wellbeing and mental health of children and young people.

Universal health services for children and young people in Solihull.

Here you can find information about health services in Solihull to support children and young people be well and have their health needs met.

A carer is someone who provides unpaid support to a family member, partner or friend who can't manage daily activities on their own.

Solihull Local offer - information for 14 to 25 years

There are 2 stages to the SEND complaints procedure

Annual Review Process for EHC Plans

Statutory processes for School / College transition for children and young people with EHCPs

Stage four (weeks 15-20) finalise EHC plan

Stage three (weeks 12-15) – create draft plan

Stage two (weeks 1-12) assessment

Pre-assessment works out if an education, health and care (EHC) assessment is needed.

How to request an EHC Assessment

Solihull Council has launched its very first podcast series – which aims to help listeners understand what people in Solihull are doing in the fight against climate change and what we can all learn from them