Description
Book SynopsisThere have been numerous government initiatives in relation to providing quality services for disabled children and their families. One key area in need of further development, identified by both service professionals and service users, is the provision of accessible information for parents, carers and others who work with disabled children. This report addresses the issue by providing: · an overview of current policy and practice in the provision of services for disabled children and their families; · a 'how to' guide to best practice for the production of an information guide to services - from planning and production to evaluation and analysis; · evaluation of an information guide from the perspective of both parents and professionals. This report is an invaluable resource for anyone involved in providing information about services to disabled children and their families.
Table of ContentsContents: Introduction; Understanding information; Developing a guide to services; Understanding the use of the guide in family contexts; Understanding the use of the guide in service contexts; Conclusions; Recommendations for further research and for policy.
