Services and activities include: Information on local services, childcare and opportunities for you as a parent Public access computers with internet Toy library with new sensory toys, such as fibre optic lights, dark dens, bubble tubes and musical instruments early parenting group Get Cooking courses Music bus Talking Tots sessions Bumps, Babes and Toddlers sessions...
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Provides information on local services, childcare and opportunities for you as a parent. Drop in to enjoy our child friendly activities and chat with other families.
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Horley Community Sure Start Children’s Centre has its HUB at The Bungalow in the grounds of Meath Green Infant School, and provides family support for Horley. They offer a wide range of services for young children (0-5 years) and their parents and carers. Activities also take place at Empire Hall, Manorfield School and Horley Young...
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Hastings Furniture Service provides affordable re-used furniture, electrical appliances & light removals for people on low incomes. Unwanted but reusable furniture is collected from donors throughout Hastings & Rother free of charge. If you receive a means tested benefit (incl. working tax credit) you can register directly with HFS by bringing proof of benefit with you on your...
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Kent Savers Credit Union are a financial co-operative owned and controlled by our members and running on a not-for-profit basis. Our main aims are to promote saving and provide our members with loans at reasonable rates, so that they feel in control of their own money. We consider ourselves a safer and cheaper alternative to other money lending sources,...
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Andover Adult & Family Learning Centre (AAFLC) offers families, grandparents, mums, dads, carers and children the opportunity to learn new skills in a supportive, non-threatening and friendly environment. Also offered is free information, advice and guidance on employment and learning. We have up-to-date resources (such as leaflets, prospectuses, information packs, computer packages) to help you and can help you...
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Tiny Acorns provide energetic, educational & fun sessions for all pre-school children, from birth to five years where all family members are welcome. There are a variety of classes available across Hertfordshire, each tailored to the unique stage of your child’s life. Actitivities include: Baby Squirrels – Newborn to Walking Toddling Squirrels – Active crawlers onwards Sporty Squirrels...
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Home-start Thanet offers support, friendship and practical help to parents with young children. We offer a unique service, recruiting and training volunteers, who are usually parents themselves to visit families at home who have at least one child under five. Offering confidential, friendly but focused support to both parents and children where their individual and...
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The Cedar House Support Group is for women who are experiencing postnatal depression. The group provides a safe and supportive environment where mothers can get together with others who may be feeling similar to themselves. This helps their recovery by normalising feelings and reducing the sense of isolation that postntal depression can bring. The group is...
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Trinity Winchester is a charity providing services for those experiencing the effects of homelessness or vulnerable housing, problems with substance misuse, mental health issues, poverty, unemployment and social isolation. Floating Support Staff work to support individuals with tenancy related issues. We have a Supporting People contract, which enables us, through Hampshire County Council funding, to work...
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This group provides informal but structured meetings where people affected can talk to others in a friendly, non-judgmental way. It does not offer specific therapy or professional guidance, but is an opportunity to share thoughts, ideas and strategies, and to provide mutual support. The group is open to people who have (or think they might have)...
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Worthing Family Support Services are planned with each family and the person who referred them to suit the family’s individual needs. This may include: • parent education • parent and child relationship work • parenting assessments • direct work with children • protective behaviours We work with families who have at least one child under 13 years.
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