There are lots of different ways to continue learning and training. Some of the ways that young people can continue to learn and develop new skills does not require them ...

What does “ready to work” mean? It means understanding what types of job would be interesting, knowing how to find a job, and getting the help and advice needed to ...

Just after they become 2, your child will have a health review. This is usually done by a nursery nurse or health visitor, and may happen at your home, at ...

The 1989 Children Act sets out conditions where a disabled child may be considered to be a 'Child in Need'. It also explains that in certain cases it is the ...

The Au Pair programme is a cultural exchange programme. Au Pairs are aged 18 to 30, but an Au Pair without visa requirements (from the EU) can be older. ...

The audiology (hearing) service provides services for adults and children who are affected by hearing loss, distressing tinnitus and balance disorders. A range of support is provided at clinics accross Dorset. ...

Information about Autism Spectrum Disorders and support organisations for people with Autism and their families. ...

A babysitter provides occasional care for your child or children in your own home. It's important to carefully chose a babysitter so that you're confident they can be left in charge ...

The BCP Council Early Help Strategic Framework sets out our vision for service delivery across the local authority. It encompasses the corporate vision of building connected communities, brighter futures and ...

My Life, My Home and the Pathway for Housing Options documents are easy-read guides providing information and advice to help you decide where to live. My Life, My Home is about ...