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Montrose Ave, Hillington, Glasgow G52 4JR, UK -- SEN school (sourced via clubs Places sync)
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Kibble is a specialist child and youth care charity and social enterprise providing integrated services for young people facing adversity or trauma, including residential care, secure care (Kibble Safe Centre), fostering, adoption, early years services, community accommodation and the SAFE service for those affected by crime. Its Education & Schools provision includes primary and secondary schools plus The Skills Academy, described as its tertiary education and training centre. It also runs Specialist Intervention Services (psychological assessment and therapeutic support) and the IVY Project for high-risk young people, along with a partnership with St. Mirren Football Club.
The site states Kibble has supported young people aged 5-26 for over 160 years, with residential care for ages 5-26, community services for ages 16-21, fostering and early years services for children aged five and over, and the IVY Project for high-risk young people aged 12-18. No specific age range is stated for The Skills Academy itself.
The page says Kibble is a specialist provider offering therapeutic supports, with a Specialist Intervention Services (SIS) team providing psychological assessment and therapeutic support, and the IVY Project delivering specialist psychological and social work risk assessment, formulation and management. It refers to Child and Youth Care Worker roles with training provided ('Career Start'), but gives no detail on staffing or SEN qualifications at The Skills Academy.
The page mentions a 24hr referral option and an 'Enquire' link, and states that children and young people in residential care are referred by local authorities. No booking process for The Skills Academy is described.
Not stated on this website, other than that the SAFE service for young people and families affected by crime is free.
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