Support with everyday tasks, help in the home, all age carer support and short breaks information.
The council offer many services that are needs assessed to provide a suitable tailored service to you and your child.
There is support for young people and also for young carers and siblings.
Resources, advice, support and guidance for keeping your child or young person safe from matters such as online safety, bullying, abuse, sexual exploitation, emotional health and wellbeing.
Specialist equipment is available for children and young people with a disability or additional needs, both with or without an Education Health and Care (EHC) plan.
There are many support networks locally available to you, that you can reach out to for help and guidance.
See autism friendly groups you can join within Wolverhampton.
Find out about the financial support and advice that is available to you in Wolverhampton. If you are not sure where to start, you can seek advice from one of the providers on this page.
SEND supported activities and what short breaks you may be eligible to access.
As you move into adulthood you may be thinking about how you can live more independently.