Following my previous article about the child health strategy, through which we announced the biggest-ever investment in services for disabled children (5 March), I am delighted to share with Nursery World readers details of the success of our Early Support programme.
Early Support is a national programme to improve the way that services for young children with disabilities in England work together. It's a way of working with families that keep them at the heart of any discussions and decisions about their child. The programme provides a standard framework and set of materials that can be used in many different circumstances, and a set of expectations about how services should work with families. This means that parents of disabled children can be clear about what support they should expect, and to what standard.
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