Short breaks are for children and young people with disabilities, aged up to 18 years-old, and their families in Thurrock.Short breaks:
We publish details of all grants we award to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations.Details include:
We want developers to experience a smooth path through the planning system to get the consents needed for their work to begin in earnest.Thurrock's responsive and constructive development management culture is designed to support the development industry.
We run clubs at Hannah's Place in Treetops School for a range of activities and interests.Contact us if you'd like to know more.
Child sexual exploitation (CSE) is a form of child abuse where a young person under the age of 18 is encouraged, trapped, forced or coerced into a sexual relationship or situation by an adult.
You can visit or contact the centre for community support services run by volunteers.
As a young person in Thurrock, you are entitled to support to help you make choices and progress successfully through education and training and on into work.What you can expectYou should have access to:
More than 400 nominations were received for education awards in 2016.
We asked our foster carers why they choose to foster for Thurrock. Here's what they said.
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