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Check to see whether you might be eligible for social care and support and make an online referral.

Living independently often means maintaining the ability to dress yourself. However, age-related changes like reduced dexterity, limited mobility, and vision problems can make getting dressed a frustrating and challenging task.

If you find it difficult to understand your care and support or find it hard to speak up, there are people who can act as a spokesperson for you. They make sure you're heard, and they are called advocates. The Council and the NHS must involve people in decisions made about them.

Autism Education Trust - 'Making sense of Autism in the Early Years' training. We deliver 2 hours online training in partnership with our colleagues in Early Years and the Stronger Practice Hub.

Realising you have a problem with alcohol is the first big step to getting help.

View an overview of all of the cost of living help and support schemes that you could be eligible for and apply today.

The Department for Education's (DfE) definition of an alternative provision is education arranged by local authorities for pupils who, because of exclusion, illness or other reasons, would not otherwise receive suitable education.

Annual health checks are for adults and young people aged 14 or over with a learning disability.

Everyone over the age of 14 who is on their doctor's learning disability register should have an annual health check.

Useful documents and resources to help you during the Annual Review process.

An annual review is a meeting that takes place every year to discuss the progress of a child with special educational needs (SEN). It is an opportunity for the child, their parents or carers, and their teachers to come together and discuss the child's needs, goals, and provision.

Anti-social behaviour is any behaviour that causes harassment, alarm or distress to a member of the public.

Anxiety is a feeling of unease, such as worry or fear, that can be mild or severe.

The Buy With Confidence Scheme provides you with a list of local businesses which have given their commitment to trading fairly.

To enrol your child in a Plymouth nursery, infant, primary, junior, secondary, Key Stage 4, sixth form, or transfer school mid-year, you must submit an application.

A Statutory Assessment is a process where information is collected from the school and all professionals involved with a child or young person which will enable the Local Authority (LA) to gain a clear picture of their education health and care needs.

Apprenticeships in Plymouth offer a unique blend of on-the-job training and classroom learning, allowing you to gain valuable skills and experience while earning a wage. If you're looking to start your career, make a career change, or simply enhance your skills and employability, apprenticeships can be an excellent option.