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Family Education Support
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- Family Education Suport, supports young people with any worries or concerns they may have, supporting them around school issue so they are able to accesss their education this could be a variety of things but include Transistion, bullying, relationships. We also support parents who have difficulties in getting their children to school, family…
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Harbour School (Milton), 151 Locksway Road, Milton, Portsmouth
PO4 8LD
Integrated Youth Support Service
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- Portsmouth City Council's Youth Service and Connexions service have merged to form an Integrated Youth Support Service (IYSS). The vision for the IYSS is to improve the outcomes for young people aged 13-19, or up to 25 years old for people with learning difficulties or disabilities. There are three teams within the IYSS: - Information, advice…
- iyss@portsmouthcc.gov.uk
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Portsmouth City Council,
Civic Offices,
Floor 4 - Core 3,
Guildhall Square,
Portsmouth
PO1 2BG
Portsmouth Children's Trust
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- Portsmouth's Children's Trust brings together agencies such as Health, Social Services, Education and Leisure to develop shared ways of working. It is not a separate organisation, but a partnership made up of those key players who are involved with the local community and really want to respond to the needs of children, young people and their…
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Floor 3, Core 4, Civic Offices, Portsmouth
PO1 1AD
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