ALT Picture shows Aisia in her kitchen. She has her hair in a pony tail and is wearing a teal KIDS t-shirt. She is holding a red mask by her face with spiders web drawn on in black

ALT Participation collective logo and cartoon of Tabs with hand to ear. A speech bubble reads we want to hear from you

ALT Text reads Participation Collective POWER HOUR; SEND review part 2. Online, Wednesday 6th July. Join from 5:45pm ready to start at 6pm. Finishes at 7pm. To get the link sent to you email [email protected], call or text 07469144540 or scan the QR code and complete the form. Also shows graphics of people using online chats and a QR code

ALT Image shows the words "today I want you to think of all that you are instead of all that you aren't" with a sun in the top left corner and yellow spreading out across the page

ALT Image reads "young people with SEND, come have your say, Saturday 21st May 10-11am. Email [email protected] or scan the QR code and fill in the form so we can send you information" It has a picture of a group of young people with different disabilities. There is a picture from the front of the SEND review at the bottom

ALT Picture shows a cartoon rabbit and colourful eggs with the words "To those who celebrate, Happy Easter" on a teal background

ALT The words "Feel Good FRIDAY" on a blue background with stars in red, white, pale blue and yellow stars around

ALT Image has a teal background and shows the words "KIDS have launched their new strategy for 2022-2027" with the KIDS logo. It also has a cartoon image of a megaphone with a quote that reads "Georgia Chambers, a young person who has used KIDS services said: This strategy really demonstrates the new vision KIDS has for children and young people's voice to be at the heart of its work. It will be exciting to see what developments are made in face-to-face services and the digital hub and how more children, young people and families will be impacted by these opportunities."

ALT Image shows a poem written by a young person and a picture of a sunflower lanyard. The poem is called Hidden Disability. I have a hidden disability One you cannot see I have a hidden disability Let me show you what its like to be me A sunflower lanyard I shall wear But its not bigly noticed in healthcare It’s a way to show I’m different and there are things I cannot do Oh how I wish you knew Standing, walking and other things are hard. A service dog, a wheelchair or a crutch I wish I had. There are other people like me, Those who have cerebral palsy, autism or hypermobility. I have a hidden disability Please let me be me I have a hidden disability I hope this shows you what it is like to be me.

ALT Image shows a clock on a yellow background, with a pink arrow pointing forwards with the words "don't forget to change the clocks. Clocks go forward by 1 hour on Sunday 27th March."

ALT Are you 14 - 25 years old? Have a special educational need or disability (SEND)? Want to have a say on things in your life and the country? Join the COLLECTIVE POWER HOUR on Microsoft Teams. Saturday 26th March 1:15pm - 2:15pm Email [email protected] with teams logo, a computer with a video call, megaphone, disability symbols and email logo

ALT Image of poster for young carers action day. Features a cartoon of a wheelchair user and 2 other people and the kids logo.

ALT Image of a poster with young people's top tips on how to look after your mental health, written in speech bubbles.