Wolverhampton's HY5! Youth Forum recently welcomed members of the city's SEND & Inclusion Partnership Board to a special celebration event, reflecting on another successful year of partnership working and the positive difference young people's voices are making. With the theme Better Together, the event showcased how co-production is helping to shape services and support for children, young people and families with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). HY5! a

Wolverhampton is building on strong progress in youth justice with a new two-year plan designed to help more children and young people make positive choices, stay safe and achieve brighter futures. The city's Youth Justice Plan 2026-2028, which was presented to Full Council yesterday (Wednesday), outlines the achievements of the Youth Justice Service over the last year and sets out key priorities for the next two years – with a focus on preventing offending, reducing reoffe

People looking for events and activities for children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) can now find details on the Wolverhampton Local Offer website. The new SEND listings page aims to be the go-to place for everything happening locally, from family-friendly activities and inclusive events to workshops and training, coffee mornings, and drop-in sessions offering advice and support. For more details, please visit https://www.localoffer