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- I have enjoyed Childminding along with my family since my registration in 1994. I encourage a family environment in my setting and care for each child as extended family. I attend lots of different local playgroups e.g Sure Start where lots of different activities are…
- Supported living is where a person is supported in a property owned either by a private landlord or housing association. Supported living is an alternative to the more traditional residential care model of support. The person has their own support staff, and the level of…
- A Personal Assistant (PA) is someone who is employed to provide everyday care and support. This may include personal and domestic care, support to get out and about, as well as other day to day activities. A PA can offer the most control over services…
- The C Card Scheme is a free sexual health advise and condom service for young people aged 13-25 living in Nottinghamshire. The C Card scheme allows young people to get access to condoms, lubricants and ask any questions they have about sex, sexually transmitted infections…
- We are a team of specialist teachers and teaching assistants with additional qualifications and extensive experience in working with children and young people with special educational needs aged from 0-19. The service comprises of four teams: The Early Years Team (supporting children with special educational…
During school term times 9:00am until 4:00pm (at other times by arrangement)
- Providers of theatrical arts to Carlton in Lindrick and surrounding areas. Producing a May play, October Play, and a pantomine in January every year since 1971.Monday 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
- The Association for Independent Specialist Colleges which provide further education for young people with learning difficulties and/or disabilities. Specialist colleges can give a first taste of real independence and through personalised learning and support they help young people to achieve their aspirations for adult life…
operates 8am - 4pm weekdays
- Breastfeeding support session run by Peer Supporters with trained staff available. Our Baby and Breastfeeding Encouragement and Support groups (known as BABES groups) offer a welcoming atmosphere for all mums who breastfeed, offering tips and practical ways of helping mums to enjoy their breastfeeding experience…
Tuesday's 1.00pm - 2.30pm (Self referral required via CC.bassetlaw@nottscc.gov.uk as numbers are limited)
- Breastfeeding support session run by Peer Supporters with trained staff available. Our Baby and Breastfeeding Encouragement and Support groups (known as BABES groups) offer a welcoming atmosphere for all mums who breastfeed, offering tips and practical ways of helping mums to enjoy their breastfeeding experience…
Tuesdays: 09.30 - 11.00am
- Breastfeeding support session run by Peer Supporters with trained staff available. Our Baby and Breastfeeding Encouragement and Support groups (known as BABES groups) offer a welcoming atmosphere for all mums who breastfeed, offering tips and practical ways of helping mums to enjoy their breastfeeding experience…
Wednesday 9.30am - 11.00am
