100 Days for Inclusion
Following the SEND Review, equal opportunities for all young people is an expectation - this is an exciting opportunity to do the right thing rather than trying to do the wrong thing better
Children and Young People
Our Children and Young People’s programme has been designed to ensure that children, young people and families who are most at risk of exclusion have more choice and control over their lives, are included in their local communities and achieve better outcomes.
Our expertise enables organisations in the public and voluntary sectors make best use of resources and develop strong multi agency partnerships to improve life chances and realise the ambitions of the Children & Families and Care Acts.
"NDTi has supported us in a transformational shift of mind set. We start with the insight of desired outcomes for our children and young people through coproduction which allows us to plan effectively and improve delivery."
Patricia Walker, LDD Strategy and Commissioning Manager, Services for Young People, Hertfordshire County Council.
Related Children & Young People Projects
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Preparing for Adulthood
Focusing on four pathways: employment, independent living, good health, and friends, family and community.
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Time to Talk Next Steps
Free rights based support for young people with additional support needs in England – no labels or diagnosis needed.
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Time to Talk Next Steps Scotland
Time to Talk Next Steps Scotland was a 12-month pilot programme trialing online support for young people aged 16-25 with additional needs in Scotland: hearing their voice, building confidence and supporting transitions.
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Strengthening the Circle
Online or blended training providing practical tools and support to build the resilience of children and young people and those who support them, whatever their role.
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My Independence
NDTi has been collaborating with ASDAN to review and modernise their transition modules to encompass the Preparing for Adulthood outcomes. The result of this work is a suite of four certificated programmes, titled My Independence...
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Virtual Inset Training
NDTi’s Children & Young People team has been working with the Whole School SEND consortium to deliver much-needed transition training for school staff and advisors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Time to Talk
Supporting young people with SEND to plan for the future, following the disruption caused by the pandemic and lockdowns.
Related News
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Meet our supported intern
To mark National Supported Internships Day on 27 March we thought we'd introduce you to our intern Malina.
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Blog: Our world of work
Harry Georgiou, youth advisory and coproduction assistant at DFN Project SEARCH, recently teamed up with NDTi's Thomas Henley to create a film which captures young people's experiences of work.
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Blog: Does inclusion depend on having the confidence to give things a go?
This National Inclusion Week Alice McColl, Time to Talk Next Steps programme lead and parent of a young person with additional needs, considers inclusion for young people beyond school.
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Blog: One step at a time
We’ve been working alongside Children in Scotland and Contact on a pilot for Time to Talk Next Steps Scotland. This blog from Children in Scotland’s Head of Services, Billy Anderson, reflects on the past year’s...
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Blog: Do we need a new narrative on ageing and a whole life strategy?
We're proud to mark Global Intergenerational Week with a blog from long-standing NDTi ambassador and member of the NHS Older People's Sounding Board, Dame Philippa Russell.
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Blog: Why I never use the word 'coproduction' with young people
Associate, Jon Ralphs works as a supporter on our Time to Talk Next Steps (TtTNS) programme. Young people are involved in all aspects of project delivery. In this blog Jon talks about their work as...
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Free webinar: Spotlight on supported internships
A webinar for parents and carers of young people preparing for adult life. Thursday 18 May, 10.30am-12noon.
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Blog: Making it real
Alice McColl, Development Lead for Children and Young People, writes about how Time to Talk Next Steps is making the perception of normal teenage life a reality for young people with additional needs.
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Guest blog: Robert, what advocacy means to me as a young person
Robert, a young person, explained to us why advocacy is important and why other young people should be more aware.
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What matters to Tanzie
We caught up with Tanzie who is supported by our Time to Talk Next Steps programme.
Related Resources
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Partners Make Time to Talk: Expanding Support for Young People with Additional Needs
We want to hear from practitioners and organisations who wish to develop work similar to Time to Talk Next Steps in their local area and/or community.
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Participation, Rights and Voice
NDTi believes that all people should have their voices heard. We know that many young people with additional support needs do not have enough opportunity to be heard and listened to.
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Time to Talk Next Steps Online Group Sessions
Over the past two years, different groups and online sessions have developed in the Time to Talk Next Steps programme. All young people who have been assigned a Supporter are welcome to come along and...
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The Creativity Group
Over the past two years, the Time to Talk Next Steps programme has developed different groups and online sessions. The Creativity Group is the newest one.
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The Training Squad
Over the past two years, the Time to Talk Next Steps programme has developed different groups and online sessions. The Training Squad is one of them.
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Peer Support
Over the past two years, the Time to Talk Next Steps programme has developed different groups and online sessions. Fortnightly Peer Support Sessions is one of them.
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Cynllunio sy’n Canolbwyntio ar Unigolion
Yn 2020, adnewyddodd NDTi gyfres o ddeunyddiau cynllunio sy’n canolbwyntio ar yr unigolyn fel rhan o’n darpariaeth o’r rhaglen Paratoi ar gyfer Oedolaeth; cyn defnyddio'r deunyddiau hyn, darllenwch y cyflwyniad hwn yn ogystal â'r canllawiau...
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Person-Centered Planning - Wales
In 2020, NDTi renewed a series of person-centred planning materials as part of our provision of the Preparing for Adulthood programme; before using these materials, please read this introduction as well as the guidelines provided...
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Family Ambassadors Evaluation Report
In 2019 the NHS formed a Quality Improvement Taskforce with the aim of improving Children and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMHS) in-patient services. One key outcome was the Family Ambassador programme. The primary purpose of the...
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Outcomes Across the Age Ranges
This supportive tool is to promote consideration of the four Preparing for Adulthood (PfA) outcomes as part of EHC planning across the age ranges.
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Julie Pointer
Email: julie.pointer@ndti.org.uk