Charities

We work with a broad range of charities to provide them with specialist education and health services.

---

What services do we provide to charities?

All of our services are available to charities. Charities working with children and young people aged 0-25 can access the following services:

• Occupational therapy
• Speech and language therapy
• Physiotherapy
• Dietetics
• School nursing
• Psychology
• Social emotional and mental health in schools (SEMHS)
• Early Access Teams
• School Counselling Team
• School, Parent and Family Team
• Looked After Team
• Adoption Team
• Social Work in Schools Team
• Critical Incident Team
• Post-16 Team
• Specialist teaching
• SENCO services
• SEND consultancy

Charities of all sizes and types can access our specialist services.

---

How do we work with charities?

We work in partnership with charities to provide a comprehensive and joined-up multidisciplinary service to support the needs of children and young people aged 0-25. In addition to providing therapeutic and support services we can also work in a consultative capacity in relation to education and health needs, in particular special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND).

---

How can charities commission our services?

Charities can commission our services on an ongoing and case by case basis. Commissioning for multiple services is an integrated and joined-up process as all of our services can be commissioned under a single agreement.

---

How can charities refer to our specialist education and health services?

Charities can refer to our specialist services through emailing office@ehp.org.uk or calling 0330 088 8408.

---

What are the benefits of using EHP?

Charities using EHP can experience the following benefits:

• One place to access education and health services
• Joined-up and co-ordinated approach
• Open referral policy
• Specialist clinics and facilities
• Range of specialisms
• Variety of support

---

Which children and young people do we work with?

We work with all children and young people, in particular those with SEND of all types and levels.Our open referral policy allows us to provide early intervention and needs identification as well as high level support.

---

Where do our services take place?

Our services can take place onsite within a charity setting, our clinics or education settings. The service being provided may determine where the service takes place.

---

When would charities require input from EHP?

Charities may require input from EHP when multiple professionals are required for an individual  or a group of children and young people. Co-ordinating different professionals is simple through EHP. Access to a range of specialisms is very useful when working with children and young people with SEND.

Our education and health team provide specialist services to charities. To find out more or to arrange an appointment please email office@ehp.org.uk or call 0330 088 8408.