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Solihull community educational psychology service (CEPS) provides professional psychological services for children, young people and families in a wide range of educational and community settings.

The work of the Social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) High Needs team is primarily to support the prevention of exclusion through early intervention and responsive support.

Higher education study is provided at Universities and at a variety of colleges that offer a higher education course category.

If you receive Housing benefit or Universal Credit Housing Costs and need help with your rent you may be eligible for a Discretionary Housing payment.

Moving from School to College with an EHCP can seem daunting. Schools must provide young people with EHCP’s Independent Career Advice and Guidance, every year from Year 9 to ensure that a transition to the next stage in the young person’s life is smooth and all options have been looked into.

Apprenticeships combine practical training in a job with study. Employment support from the Council is also available.

We will support you and your family to feel in control and experience a smooth transition into adulthood. The approach to your care and support needs is different as an adult and we have to follow different rules and guidelines.

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

Specialist health services provide expert advice for children and young people with extra needs.

Universal health services for children and young people in Solihull.

Solihull Local offer - information for 14 to 25 years

There are 2 stages to the SEND complaints procedure

We are currently implementing smarter ways of working, recognising that work is what you do and not simply where you go.

Why Solihull is a great place to live and work.

How to apply for a job role at Solihull Council.