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 Organisation : Private individual | | | Region : | Midlands | | Website : | | | Contact : | | | email : | | | Address : | | | Phone : | |
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| Organisation : Private Individual | | | Region : | South East England | | Website : | | | Contact : | Chris Kelly | | email : | | | Address : | | | Phone : | |
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| Organisation : Private individual | | | Region : | East England | | Website : | | | Contact : | Jackie | | email : | millet@tesco.net | | Address : | Location within in Stowmarket, Bury St. Edmunds, Thetford, Newmarket region. | | Phone : | 01359 230435 |
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| Organisation : Private individual | | | Region : | Middle East | | Website : | | | Contact : | | | email : | cathy@ammuk.com | | Address : | | | Phone : | +974-5554580 |
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We are a British ex-pat family living in Qatar (Arabian Gulf) and have a lively autistic 6 year old boy.
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| Organisation : private individual | | | Region : | South East England | | Website : | | | Contact : | Mrs. Menon | | email : | | | Address : | | | Phone : | 0208 803 2770 |
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| Organisation : Private individual | | | Region : | South East England | | Website : | | | Contact : | | | email : | | | Address : | | | Phone : | 07980410118 |
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| Organisation : Radlett Lodge School (National Autistic Society) | | | | | DESCRIPTION
The National Autistic Society is the leading charity in providing a range of support services for people with autism and their carers. We consistently strive for the very best. With specialist schools and adult residential and day services across the country, we provide a service that really makes a difference to people’s lives.
Radlett Lodge is a very successful school. Our most recent Commission for Social Care Inspection highlighted several strengths including ‘excellent care for its pupils’, ‘a happy and relaxed atmosphere’ and ‘a truly excellent service for children with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder’.
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| Organisation : Rainbow Project Co. Ltd. | | | | | DESCRIPTION
Rainbow Project is a charitable body in Hong Kong which provides special education services for children with autism from age 5 – 11. Currently we have two classes integrated in two international schools.
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| Organisation : Relative (brother) | | | Region : | South East England | | Website : | | | Contact : | Margaret Farrell | | email : | | | Address : | | | Phone : | 0207 642 0038 |
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| Organisation : Ryvers Primary School - (Foundation Status) | | | | | DESCRIPTION
Ryvers Autistic Resource Base Our Autistic Resource Base (ARB) forms the Primary Age strand of Slough Borough Council’s provision for pupils with a diagnosis of Autism.
ARB pupils integrate into mainstream lessons up to 80% of the week. The type and level of integration has been carefully monitored and adjusted in order to reflect the individual needs of the pupils. In addition, they take part in assemblies, whole school singing, class assemblies, end of term productions and a range of out of school visits and activities aimed at developing life skills. Within the ARB, pupils have opportunities for specialist support in Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Social Skills development and Emotional Literacy (learning to recognise and manage feelings appropriately). The ARB environment allows for calm learning and relaxation to take place, on those occasions when the general demands of the school day become too pressurising for the pupils.
In October 2004 the teacher in post wrote, ‘The genuine care, sensitivity and sense of fun shared between all Ryvers pupils, points very clearly towards the potential range of educational and social benefits available, in a resource like ours.’ The whole school continues to celebrate the inclusion of pupils with Autism and plans to develop further the experience of all Ryvers’ pupils through shared academic, behavioural, social and emotional learning opportunities. (NOR 480 aged 3-11) including Ryvers Autistic Resource Base (ARB)
Headteacher: Mr Alan Dean
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| Organisation : Salisbury Autistic Care Ltd | | | | | DESCRIPTION
Salisbury Autistic Care Ltd is a provider of support services for people who have an ASD. We provide an "Autism Specific" enviroment for our service users, and are commited to being the best in our field.
We are based in Northwest London and are constantly looking for high quality staff. For further information about our philosophies and practises please visit our website at www.salisburyautisticcare.com
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| Organisation : Senior phase of the Children's Disability Centre | | | | | DESCRIPTION
The Senior class is also not funded by the State in any way - the State covers costs of teachers in the Foundation phase. We use school fees and any donations to cover our costs.
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| Organisation : Social Work Solutions | | | | | DESCRIPTION
The employer is an independent residential and day school for children and young people aged 5 to 19 diagnosed as being on the autistic spectrum and with moderate to severe learning difficulties.
Set in beautiful grounds 40 miles west of London, the residential accommodation and educational facilities have been carefully designed to provide a welcoming environment which reflects the special needs of the pupils.
The school has a high staff to pupil ratio and has a team of highly trained and dedicated staff, specialists and therapists working closely with parents, families and professionals to create a coordinated and consistent programme of education and care.
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| Organisation : Spa School | | | | | DESCRIPTION
The school catered for mixed needs until it specialised wholly in autistic spectrum disorder in 2002 when the last group of mixed needs students left school. Over the last few years the needs of each progressive intake of students have become more complex and challenging, with many children not able to communicate verbally.
Spa has a deeply committed staff team , who since the change from mixed needs have effectively taken up the challenge of providing a full curriculum for students with autism and most of all ensuring they maximise the skills which will enable them to take their place in society. There is further opportunity for a new head to deepen the knowledge and consistent practice in this area.
The school is a happy one, and children actively enjoy their education. There is strong provision of creative arts and practical learning opportunities such as horticulture in the school to enable every pupil to identify and build on their strengths and gain self esteem and confidence. The school has good links with parents and wishes to maximise these links by developing the Family Centre at the school.
To meet the needs of the most profoundly disabled and challenging students an Annexe to the main school was started in 2004. This is housed on a separate site and caters for 10 children who need intensive one to one or two to one support and are unable to function in the normal school environment. The successful development of this new project will be an opportunity for professional development in this new and growing field.
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| Organisation : St. Michael's House | | | Region : | Southern Ireland | | Website : | | | Contact : | | | email : | recruitment@smh.ie | | Address : | St. Michael’s House,
Ballymun Road,
Dublin 9 | | Phone : | 01-8840371 |
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St. Michael’s House is a community based, innovative provider of supports and services to children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
We are committed to the highest professional standards and quality in service delivery and to working in partnership with people, service users and their families.
We wish to employ progressive and committed people who identify with the organisation’s rights-based ethos of providing supports to people with intellectual disabilities to participate fully in their communities. In return, through our development and training programmes we provide staff an opportunity to carve out a career in this area of service.
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| Organisation : Surrey Hampshire Borders NHS Trust | | | Region : | South East England | | Website : | | | Contact : | Nicky Palmer or Howard Childs | | email : | | | Address : | Greenlaws Resource Centre,
65 Cranley road,
Guildford.
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We are a specialist NHS Trust providing the mental health, including drug and alcohol services, and specialist learning disabilities services for people living in the boroughs of Basingstoke and Deane, Guildford, Hart, Rushmoor, Surrey Heath and Waverley. We work in partnership with the Local Authorities in each of the boroughs to ensure local delivery of services and their development in accordance with national guidance and local needs.
Our mission is to ensure that our current mental health and learning disabilities services across north Hampshire, north east Hampshire and south west Surrey are:
** safe, modern and effective
** improved, to reflect best practice
** delivered within our resource allocation from commissioners
** placed on a sound footing for longer term increased investment and development
Our key aims are to be an organisation which:
** is open
** listens and learns
** manages risks
** is purposeful and focused
** is clear about boundaries and limitations
** has constructive relationships
** explores diversity
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| Organisation : T.R.C.T. Care Trust | | | Region : | East England | | Website : | | | Contact : | Keith Rose | | email : | khrose@btinternet.com | | Address : | | | Phone : | 01603 871192 |
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The T.R.C.T. Care Trust :
This Care Trust was set up four years ago to organize and oversee the care of an autistic young man (now 25 years old). Cambridgeshire Social Services make Direct Payments to the Trust which is responsible for recruiting a team for this Supported Living Project to provide 24-hour care and support in the young man's home. The team currently consists of three live-in carers (each working 5 days in every 14) and six day-time/evening carers who are rota’d throughout the week. The Project is supervised by a Care Manager. The parents maintain an advisory role in the Project, attend team meetings, take their son on regular holidays, provide a fundamental back-up for the support team, and are closely involved in recruitment and training. The Trust is managed by four family members and two family friends. The Trust uses the services of Independent Living Norfolk, an organization dedicated to offering support to those receiving Direct Payments in matters such as recruitment, payroll and contracts.
October 2006
The TRCT is run as a charity.
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| Organisation : Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | | | Region : | North West England | | Website : | www.tameside.gov.uk | | Contact : | Ms Tracie Towler, Personnel Assistant | | email : | tejobs@mail.tameside.gov.uk | | Address : | Human Resource Unit
Education and Cultural Services
Council Offices
Wellington Road
Ashton-under-Lyne | | Phone : | 0161 342 3665 |
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Tameside is a Metropolitan Borough Council within the Greater Manchester area with a school-age population of approximately 36,000 children and young people.
The Communication workgroup is a centrally-retained support service which works with children and young people with a full range of speech, language and communication needs, including those with autistic spectrum disorders. The service is expanding, and in this recruitment we are looking to employ someone specifically with skills and experience in meeting the needs of pupils with ASDs.
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