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Our Community Educational Psychology Service (CEPS) is a centrally funded local authority service for Solihull settings.

We aim to help children and young people (from birth to 25 years) overcome barriers to successful learning.

Educational psychologists (EPs) work with lots of different people, including children from their early years up to the age of 25.

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Working with partners, we want to transform Solihull station into a fully integrated transport hub, incorporating several modes of transport, including two new Sprint bus routes as well as new cycling and walking routes.

You can view how many Community Triggers enquiries we have received, if they meet our threshold and our number of recommendations.

There are a number of strategic developments underway in Solihull Council to improve outcomes for children and young people with additional or special educational needs and each of these is an essential component for that journey

The borough's parks are for everyone to enjoy and everyone to get involved with.

All children have the legal right to receive a suitable education - which should be full-time.

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Health services guide for new arrivals, asylum seekers, and refugees.

Do you need advice and support for children and/or young people? There are a range of services in Solihull to give them a healthy, happy and confident start in life

There are a range of services to help you keep physically and mentally healthy or to support you when you need extra help

Services that can help you cope with the loss of a loved one.

Evidence suggests there are 5 steps you can take to help improve your mental health and wellbeing, these are connect, be active, take notice, keep learning and give.

In a mental health emergency

Seeking help is often the first step towards getting and staying well, but it can be hard to know how to start or where to turn to. We are here to support you with support and advice.

Being able to stay healthy in later life is a crucial issue for all of us. Many of us fear that ageing means an inevitable decline in our quality of life. But it does not have to be that way.

The places we live in affect our health in countless ways, including Air Quality, Housing and Transport.

Living with a disability or illness can be challenging. There are many charities and organisations that can offer support for specific conditions.

Advice and guidance on how to prevent and manage a variety of infectious diseases and information about non-infectious environmental hazards.

Cold, flu, COVID and other respiratory illnesses are more common in colder months. People are indoors more often, allowing viruses and bacteria to pass more easily from one person to another.

Infectious diseases are caused by living organisms, such as bacteria, viruses, parasites or fungi. Many infections can be spread from person to person.

There are lots of things that we can all do to protect ourselves, and our loved ones, from harm and preventable illness. One of the most important ones is to vaccinate yourself and your children against infectious disease.

Screening is a way of identifying apparently healthy people who may have an increased risk of a particular condition.

With a range of 12 to 24 month programmes working in teams across the Council, our immediate hire graduate opportunities are a great way to kick start your career within local government.

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The Department of Health and Social Care collects Client Level Data from local authorities which is mandatory from April 2023.

The Solihull Careers Hub collaborate with local schools and colleges to help build careers education programmes through communities of practice, our network of enterprise advisers and by offering specialist advice, support, and resources. We also provide support for residents with SEND.

The Commonwealth Games and Queen’s Baton Relay brought hundreds of thousands of people to the region, allowing Solihull to showcase the best of itself on a global scale. We took full advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity as Solihull residents and visitors dined on a feast of sport and culture during this glorious summer.