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Find out who is eligible for a Blue Badge and what criteria you need to meet

Details on the documents, evidence and photographs you will need when applying for or renewing a Blue Badge.

What evidence you'll need to provide if you have a non-visible disability

How to apply for a Blue Badge for disabled parking

How to appeal or apply again if your application is unsuccessful

Information and support for young people about addictions including alcohol, drugs, smoking/vaping and gambling.

If you have a relationship with an addict or have grown up with one in your life, you could be suffering as a result. There’s lots support available for families and carers of addicts too.

Attending a mainstream school with SEND, including schools with additionally resourced provision and pupil referral units

Special schools in Buckinghamshire for children and young people with SEND

Independent schools in Buckinghamshire, and outside the county, that parents, carers and young people can consider.

Further education options for young people with SEND

Educating your child with SEND at home

EOTAS stands for Education Otherwise Than At School. It is a form of education funded by the local authority for those children or young people for whom school or college is not appropriate.

If you can’t get your child to go to school, our council’s County Attendance Team can help.

If your child doesn’t attend school regularly, you could face one or more penalties.

Emotionally Based School Non-Attendance (EBSNA) describes the difficulties that some children and young people have in attending school due to emotional factors. This often results in prolonged absences from school.

Sometimes young people miss school because they’re looking after a family member. Missing school can affect your child’s future so it’s important to get help as soon as possible.

The Family Support Service (FSS) offers free parenting courses to help you give your children the support they need.