Parenting support

Parenting courses for parents and carers living locally and other sources of parenting help and support.

Every parent knows that the hardest job anyone can do is to bring up children. We all struggle at times to know how best to raise children to be happy, confident and respectful young people.

Emotional regulation workshops for parents and carers

The H&F Inspire service provides online workshops for parents and carers to support primary school children through anxiety, anger or sadness, in collaboration with the school.

Join a workshop to learn strategies and practical tools including how to set up check-ins and visual supports, identify triggers, build a toolbox of regulation strategies and create daily structures to help your child and family thrive.

Summer 2025 date and times for the workshop are:

• Thursday 10 July 10am to 11:30am
• Thursday 10 July 12 noon to 1:30pm

For bookings, please contact inspire@lbhf.gov.uk including preferred time and the name of child's school.


Parenting courses

The Parenting Partnership project offers a range of parenting programmes to parents and carers in the borough who have children between the ages of 0 to 18 years old.

They offer courses such as:

These courses are free and are being held at a range of venues across the borough. Find out more about the parenting courses on the UPG website.


Parenting services coordinator

The Urban Partnership Group and H&F Children's Services are working together to provide a parenting coordinator service for all parents who are interested in learning about parenting skills training.

Throughout H&F there are trained people who want to support you and we are training more people in all kinds of settings. The parenting coordinator can help you to find the right kind of support and point you in the direction of where to get advice.

For more details, contact the parenting services coordinator:


Early help service

The early help service can assess your situation to see if your family qualifies for extra help. Find out more about the early help service.


Relate - the relationship people

Relate are a national charity and they provide relationship support. If you're having problems in your family life, there are lots of ways they can help you.


Family Action

Family Action are a charity that provide practical, emotional and financial support to those who are experiencing poverty, disadvantage and social isolation across the country.


Family Lives

Family Lives are a charity with over 30 years of experience helping parents to deal with the changes that are a constant part of family life.


NSPCC

The NSPCC has lots of useful guidance and tips to help you keep your child safe.

This includes advice on:

  • children's mental health
  • staying safe online
  • support for parents
  • what to do if you're worried about a child

Go to keeping children safe – NSPCC.


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