Parenting Support including Family Learning

Please click on the link below to access The Safe Parenting Handbook

Here is a list of useful websites to help support parents in Lancashire

www.parentcentre.gov.uk – The Parent Centre is a website for all parents and carers who want to help their child or children to learn, with information and advice about children’s learning and the English education system.

www.parentlineplus.org.uk – A website offering support to anyone parenting a child. It includes an e-mail support service and downloadable information materials for parents. The Parentline Plus helpline is available free of charge 24 hours a day, on 0808 800 2222.

www.raisingkids.co.uk – For information on bringing up children.

www.familyandparenting.org – The National Family and Parenting Institute is a charity working to support parents in bringing up their children, to promote the wellbeing of families and to make society more family friendly.

www.parentinguk.org – Parenting UK is the national umbrella body for people who work with parents. It developed the National Occupational Standards for Work with Parents.

www.parentalk.co.uk – Parentalk is a national parenting charity.

www.parentingacademy.org – National Academy of Parenting Practitioners (NAPP) works to transform the quality and size of the parenting workforce across England so that parents can get the help they need to raise their children well.

www.dcsf.gov.uk/parentknowhow – Parent Know How is a programme from the DCSF which comprises a suite of free services designed to serve everyone in a parenting role. It ensures access to expert advice through existing telephone helplines or a new generation of services delivered online and to mobile phones.

www.practicalparent.org.uk – Practical parenting advice.

www.bbc.co.uk/parenting – Information on every stage of being a parent from babies to teenagers.

www.forparentsbyparents.com – Parenting information and advice for parents of children aged 0-5years old. Parental experiences and situations are discussed.