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*Integrated Community Paediatric Services

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We support children and young people with additional needs, including developmental concerns, medical and long-term health conditions, learning and physical disabilities.

We are based in Ipswich Suffolk & Bury St Edmunds Suffolk and work across the County.

All sites where services are provided are wheelchair accessible. Some sites have additional facilities for those with disabilities.

Services provided:

Who to contact

Name
Integrated Community Paediatric Services
Telephone
East Suffolk: 01473 321200 West Suffolk: 01284 741700
Website
WEBSITE

Where to go

Name
Working Across Suffolk
Area served
East Suffolk, West Suffolk

Days & Times

Please contact us for details

Other details

Cost Details
Services are provided as part of the NHS
Referral required?
Yes
Referral and availability notes

All services have their own referral criteria.  Please refer to service specific information for further details: Referral information for professionals (wsh.nhs.uk)

Age Groups
Pre-school, Children (5-11), Young people
Accessibility
Disabled Parking, Wheelchair Access

Accreditation details

Integrated Community Paediatric Services is an NHS provider organisation and all professionals/staff have the necessary accreditation required for their roles.


Notes

Ages 0-18 years

Service users involved in planning
Yes
Service user questionnaires; family/carer information events

Support for people with disabilities

Access Suffolk
Access Suffolk
Experience of including people with special educational needs and disabilities

Integrated Community Paediatric Services provides for the needs of children and young people with a range of additional needs, some of which are complex.   

Professionals contribute to the Education Health and Care Plan assessment process, and the ongoing intervention packages required to support children of all ages, whether in early years, mainstream or special school settings. 

All our staff are aware of the SEND reforms and are active participants where children/young people are known to their services. 

Conditions Supported
Autistic spectrum conditions
Communication difficulties
Health conditions
Learning difficulties
Physical disabilities

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