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This resource pack provides practical strategies, activities and guidance to support children and young people with everyday skills and independence. It is designed to help professionals use simple approaches in early years, education and health settings to support development and participation.
This early years occupational therapy resource pack provides practical strategies, activities and guidance to support young children’s development. It is designed for professionals to use in everyday practice across early years, health and education settings, helping to build skills and promote development.
Referral pathways
If you need help locating, completing or submitting a referral, the SPA team can provide support (please call the SPA on the telephone number at the top of the page).
Call Us
For referral queries, contact Surrey Child and Family Health referrals on 0300 247 0025 (option 4). For Occupational Therapy appointment queries, call 0300 247 0025 (option 1). For EHCP queries, contact your child’s caseworker or SENCO.
Who this service is for
We can usually help patients who are:
You work in early years, health or education and support young children’s development
You want practical strategies, activities or guidance to use in everyday practice
You are looking to support skills, independence and participation
We may not be the right service for patients if:
You need direct occupational therapy assessment, diagnosis or intervention for an individual child
You require a personalised or specialist therapy plan
The need falls outside early years or developmental support
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