About Suffolk Parent Carer Forum

Who We Are
Suffolk Parent Carer Forum is a charitable organisation formed by parents, carers and family members of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), striving to shape and improve provisions and services in Suffolk.
What We Do
We work to consult families and gather their views and experiences of SEND services. Through co-production meetings with the local authority, education and health services and voluntary sector, we use the feedback we collect to challenge service providers and improve the quality of services for children and young people.
We work alongside, but independently from the local authority, education and health services.
How We Support Families
We signpost families to appropriate services and groups in Suffolk and share useful information related to SEND through our member newsletters, website and social media. We host SEND services events across Suffolk with relevant organisations in education, health and voluntary sectors. We also engage service leaders in a variety of workshops and focus groups virtually throughout the year.
How Can You Support SPCF?
Become A Member
Parents, carers, family members, and professionals are encouraged to sign up for free SPCF membership. By doing so, you have the opportunity to stay informed about the our ongoing projects, latest updates, events, and will also receive our termly newsletters.
Click the button below to sign up now!
Join Our Online Community
We seek feedback to share in co-production meetings and invite supporters of SPCF to join our Facebook page where also share information on our upcoming events, focus groups and helpful
information.
Click the button below to sign up now!
Feedback Your Experiences
We welcome both lived experiences and professional feedback on SEND services. You can click the button below to share you views on what is working well and not well, in Suffolk.