Health Support for SEND Young People (18+): Focus on Nutrition, Healthy Weight & Wellbeing

Get to Know Services Supporting Your Young Person’s Health & Wellbeing

The London Fields Neighbourhood Forum invites SEND young people aged 18 and over, parents, carers, local residents, and community organisations to join us for an informative and inclusive session focused on improving health and wellbeing outcomes.

This forum is a space to build understanding, share experiences, and explore accessible local support around nutrition, healthy weight, physical activity, and emotional wellbeing for SEND young adults.

Join us for a friendly and engaging session bringing together local health professionals, community organisations, and SEND services working to support young people in the community.

✨ Why Attend?

🥗 Understand Local Health Support

Learn about services and programmes supporting healthy eating, inclusive physical activity, and wellbeing for SEND young people aged 18+.

🏃 Meet Local Providers

Connect with Public Health teams, leisure services, community organisations, and SEND-focused providers offering tailored support and activities.

❓ Ask Questions and Share Your Experience

Take part in interactive discussions to explore what’s working, what challenges young people and families face, and what improvements are needed.

🤝 Help Shape Future Priorities

Your voice will help shape local health and wellbeing support for SEND young adults.

📄 Access Useful Information

Attendees will receive details of local services and support pathways following the forum.

Join us online, connect with local services, and feel more confident supporting your young person’s wellbeing.

🌿  Free Massage Sessions

Relax and unwind with complimentary wellbeing sessions available during the forum. Available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Free refreshments provided. Fully accessible venue.

Backfill available to support small VCS organisations to attend - email vcsneighbourhoods@hcvs.org.uk for details.

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