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Lucy Smith: Digital Safeguarding and Neurodiversity

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Professor Peter Kawalek: A crisis but not of their making

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Luisa Fassi: Social media and adolescence, a research perspective

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David Brown: If u care share

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Lucy Smith: Digital Safeguarding and Neurodiversity

Professor Peter Kawalek: A crisis but not of their making

Luisa Fassi: Social media and adolescence

David Brown: If U Care Share

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Post 16 SEND Transitions Evening

Events| ADHD| Autism| Work

April 16, 2025•1 min read

Last week, Inclusive Change were delighted to take part in the Post-16 SEND Transitions Evening, hosted by South Gloucestershire Council at the Olympus Theatre in Filton. The event brought together young people with special educational needs and disabilities, their families, and a wide range of education providers, local services, and charities.

Lucy gave a short talk on the three questions she’s most often asked by parents about work and post-16 options. We also had some brilliant conversations with families, carers, and professionals about pathways into employment, supported internships, and building confidence for the future.

If you’d like to get in touch or take a look at the slides from Lucy’s talk, just follow the link below:

Three questions I get asked about post-16, SEND, & careers.

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by for a chat, it was great to meet you!

Inclusive Change at Work

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