Our Work
PCF Projects
We run a range of projects aimed at improving the lives of families with children and young people with SEND. From co-producing resources with local services to organising events that bring parent carers together, our projects are shaped by the voices of families in our community. Every project we undertake is designed to address real issues faced by families, whether it’s improving access to education, enhancing health services, or creating peer support networks. By working collaboratively and amplifying parent carer voices, we drive positive change across Worcestershire.
Worcestershire SEND Mental Health Roundtable Reveals Critical Support Gaps
This week Worcestershire Parent Carer Forum brought together representatives of 15 local SEND charities and mental health professionals from across Worcestershire including: Hereford & Worcestershire
Challenging Parental Blame in Autism: Worcestershire Parent Carer Delivers Powerful Training to Worcestershire’s Social Care Staff
Last week, Worcestershire Parent Carer Forum joined forces with Worcestershire County Council to co-produce and deliver an impactful training session aimed at building understanding around
Voices Unheard: The Real Challenges of School Attendance for SEND Families in Worcestershire
Yesterday Worcestershire Parent Carer Forum (WPCF) brought together Worcestershire County Council’s Education Engagement Manager Michele Fowler, responsible for attendance and children missing education, along with
Short Breaks – Are you Getting One?
Calling all Worcestershire SEND parent carers! We’d like to hear your experiences of accessing a ‘short break’ from your caring responsibilities. Our members tell us
Parental Blame is Alive and Happening in Worcestershire
This week the results of a leading autism and parental blame research project had its first introduction at the Worcestershire Autism Partnership Board. WPCF ensured
Quality Assurance Visit to ‘Deep Dive’ Worcestershire’s CAMHS Service
WPCF are pleased to be involved in today’s quality assurance visit to ‘deep dive’ the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) service here in
