Who is this for: Parents and Carers of Toddlers

Cost: Free

Booking: Talking with your toddler booking form - Speech and Language UK: Changing young lives

Symbolic noises and first words: This webinar aims to explain the significance of symbolic noises and first words and the different strategies we can use to encourage and help children in their language development.

We offer seven different themed webinars aimed at parents who are concerned about or are just interested in their child’s language development.

The webinars are led by a speech and language advisor.

In each webinar, we will talk through a range of targeted activities and approaches that you can put into practice with your child at home.

You will have an opportunity to ask questions about the information provided at the end of the webinar (using the chat feature) so that you feel confident in using the strategies and approaches with your child or children that you work with.

Our webinars take place weekly. You can attend one or all of the webinars depending on your interest in the weekly topics. 

Who is this for: 14-16 year olds who are school avoidant or Home schooled and their parents and carers.

Cost: Free

Booking: email louise@resilientnw.org to register

Connect & Create!  

Resilient NW CIC are excited to launch a brand-new enrichment project for 14–16 year olds who may be avoiding school or are home schooled. 

This 6-week programme offers young people the chance to: 

• Try new creative skills – from music mixing to arts & crafts 

• Meet others with similar interests 

• Grow confidence in a safe, supportive space 

Parents can also enjoy a cuppa and chat with likeminded families while their teenagers get stuck into activities. 

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Who is this for: Parents and Carers of Toddlers

Cost: Free

Booking: Talking with your toddler booking form - Speech and Language UK: Changing young lives

This Webinar shares how to use songs and rhymes, which are proven to help children in their language development.

The webinar aims to share the different strategies that we can use to help children.

We offer seven different themed webinars aimed at parents of children aged 18 months to 2 ½ years who are concerned about their child’s language development.

The webinars are led by a speech and language advisor.

In each webinar, we will talk through a range of targeted activities and approaches that you can put into practice with your child at home.

You will have an opportunity to ask questions about the information provided at the end of the webinar (using the chat feature) so that you feel confident in using the strategies and approaches with your child.

Our webinars take place weekly. You can attend one or all of the webinars depending on your interest in the topics presented 

Who is this for: 14-16 year olds who are school avoidant or Home schooled and their parents and carers.

Cost: Free

Booking: email louise@resilientnw.org to register

Connect & Create!  

Resilient NW CIC are excited to launch a brand-new enrichment project for 14–16 year olds who may be avoiding school or are home schooled. 

This 6-week programme offers young people the chance to: 

• Try new creative skills – from music mixing to arts & crafts 

• Meet others with similar interests 

• Grow confidence in a safe, supportive space 

Parents can also enjoy a cuppa and chat with likeminded families while their teenagers get stuck into activities. 

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Who is this for: Parents and Carers of Toddlers

Cost: Free

Booking: Talking with your toddler booking form - Speech and Language UK: Changing young lives

This Webinar shares how to use songs and rhymes, which are proven to help children in their language development.

The webinar aims to share the different strategies that we can use to help children.

We offer seven different themed webinars aimed at parents of children aged 18 months to 2 ½ years who are concerned about their child’s language development.

The webinars are led by a speech and language advisor. I

n each webinar, we will talk through a range of targeted activities and approaches that you can put into practice with your child at home.

You will have an opportunity to ask questions about the information provided at the end of the webinar (using the chat feature) so that you feel confident in using the strategies and approaches with your child.

Our webinars take place weekly. You can attend one or all of the webinars depending on your interest in the topics presented. 

Who is this for: 14-16 year olds who are school avoidant or Home schooled and their parents and carers.

Cost: Free

Booking: email louise@resilientnw.org to register

Connect & Create!  

Resilient NW CIC are excited to launch a brand-new enrichment project for 14–16 year olds who may be avoiding school or are home schooled. 

This 6-week programme offers young people the chance to: 

• Try new creative skills – from music mixing to arts & crafts 

• Meet others with similar interests 

• Grow confidence in a safe, supportive space 

Parents can also enjoy a cuppa and chat with likeminded families while their teenagers get stuck into activities. 

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Who is this for: Parents and carers with Children and young people with Autism 

Cost: Free

Booking: Email info@hatchmerseyside.co.uk

Hatch is service for young people aged 8-16yrs, delivered by Utopia Project. 

At hatch we want young people and parents to feel comfortable in accessing support for their mental health and emotional wellbeing and we pride ourselves on our informal and accessible approach. 

Our Learning about Autism parental workshop is aimed at parents whose children may have been recently diagnosed, or those who may be on the ASC Pathway. 

The aim of the workshop is to provide participants with a basic underpinning knowledge of what Autism is and to provide strategies for parents in how to best support their child. 

Who is this for: Parents and Carers of Toddlers

Cost: Free

Booking: Talking with your toddler booking form - Speech and Language UK: Changing young lives

This webinar aims at providing parents with evidenced based strategies that can be used during everyday routines to help their child's language development.

We offer seven different themed webinars aimed at parents of children aged 18 months to 2 ½ years who are concerned about their child’s language development.

The webinars are led by a speech and language therapist.

In each webinar, we will talk through a range of targeted activities and approaches that you can put into practice with your child at home.

You will have an opportunity to ask questions about the information provided at the end of the webinar (using the chat feature) so that you feel confident in using the strategies and approaches with your child.

Our webinars take place weekly.

You can attend one or all of the webinars depending on your interest in the topics presented.

Following the webinars, we advise you to try out the strategies at home and contact our advice line if your child has not made progress over a three-month period. 

Who is this for: 14-16 year olds who are school avoidant or Home schooled and their parents and carers.

Cost: Free

Booking: email louise@resilientnw.org to register

Connect & Create!  

Resilient NW CIC are excited to launch a brand-new enrichment project for 14–16 year olds who may be avoiding school or are home schooled. 

This 6-week programme offers young people the chance to: 

• Try new creative skills – from music mixing to arts & crafts 

• Meet others with similar interests 

• Grow confidence in a safe, supportive space 

Parents can also enjoy a cuppa and chat with likeminded families while their teenagers get stuck into activities. 

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Who is this for: Parents and Carers of Toddlers

Cost: Free

Booking: Talking with your toddler booking form - Speech and Language UK: Changing young lives

The webinar is aimed at parents of children aged 2 years to 4 years who are interested or concerned in learning more about their child’s language development.

The webinars are led by a speech and language therapist who will talk through a range of targeted activities and approaches that you can put into practice with your child at home.

You can use the chat feature to ask questions about the information so that you feel confident in using the strategies and approaches with your child. 

Who is this for: 14-16 year olds who are school avoidant or Home schooled and their parents and carers.

Cost: Free

Booking: email louise@resilientnw.org to register

Connect & Create!  

Resilient NW CIC are excited to launch a brand-new enrichment project for 14–16 year olds who may be avoiding school or are home schooled. 

This 6-week programme offers young people the chance to: 

• Try new creative skills – from music mixing to arts & crafts 

• Meet others with similar interests 

• Grow confidence in a safe, supportive space 

Parents can also enjoy a cuppa and chat with likeminded families while their teenagers get stuck into activities. 

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Who is this for: Parents and carers with Children and young people with Autism 

Cost: Free

Booking: Email info@hatchmerseyside.co.uk

Hatch is service for young people aged 8-16yrs, delivered by Utopia Project. 

At hatch we want young people and parents to feel comfortable in accessing support for their mental health and emotional wellbeing and we pride ourselves on our informal and accessible approach. 

Our Learning about Autism parental workshop is aimed at parents whose children may have been recently diagnosed, or those who may be on the ASC Pathway. 

The aim of the workshop is to provide participants with a basic underpinning knowledge of what Autism is and to provide strategies for parents in how to best support their child. 

Who is this for: Parents and carers with Children and young people with Autism 

Cost: Free

Booking: Email info@hatchmerseyside.co.uk

Hatch is service for young people aged 8-16yrs, delivered by Utopia Project. 

At hatch we want young people and parents to feel comfortable in accessing support for their mental health and emotional wellbeing and we pride ourselves on our informal and accessible approach. 

Our Learning about Autism parental workshop is aimed at parents whose children may have been recently diagnosed, or those who may be on the ASC Pathway. 

The aim of the workshop is to provide participants with a basic underpinning knowledge of what Autism is and to provide strategies for parents in how to best support their child. 

Who is this for: Parents and carers with Children and young people with Autism 

Cost: Free

Booking: Email info@hatchmerseyside.co.uk

Hatch is service for young people aged 8-16yrs, delivered by Utopia Project. 

At hatch we want young people and parents to feel comfortable in accessing support for their mental health and emotional wellbeing and we pride ourselves on our informal and accessible approach. 

Our Learning about Autism parental workshop is aimed at parents whose children may have been recently diagnosed, or those who may be on the ASC Pathway. 

The aim of the workshop is to provide participants with a basic underpinning knowledge of what Autism is and to provide strategies for parents in how to best support their child. 

Who is this for: Parents and carers with Children and young people with Autism 

Cost: Free

Booking: Email info@hatchmerseyside.co.uk

Hatch is service for young people aged 8-16yrs, delivered by Utopia Project. 

At hatch we want young people and parents to feel comfortable in accessing support for their mental health and emotional wellbeing and we pride ourselves on our informal and accessible approach. 

Our Learning about Autism parental workshop is aimed at parents whose children may have been recently diagnosed, or those who may be on the ASC Pathway. 

The aim of the workshop is to provide participants with a basic underpinning knowledge of what Autism is and to provide strategies for parents in how to best support their child.