Parenting can be hard and sometimes things can get tough. As a parent/carer you want what is best for your child.
Our Parent Support Advisor is here to listen and support your family to deal with issues or concerns you may be facing. We may not have all the answers but together we can explore ways forward.
A Parent Support Adviser can:
•Meet to talk where you feel most comfortable.
•Help you see what you are doing well as a parent.
•Give you hints and tips about general parenting issues.
•Find Services and other Agencies available to help you and your family and encourage good attendance.
Foster positive relationships between home and school.
These are just some of the things that can be offered!
Please contact the school office or your child's class teacher for more information.
Our Parent Support Advisor is here to listen and support your family to deal with issues or concerns you may be facing. We may not have all the answers but together we can explore ways forward.
A Parent Support Adviser can:
•Meet to talk where you feel most comfortable.
•Help you see what you are doing well as a parent.
•Give you hints and tips about general parenting issues.
•Find Services and other Agencies available to help you and your family and encourage good attendance.
Foster positive relationships between home and school.
These are just some of the things that can be offered!
Please contact the school office or your child's class teacher for more information.
Help with living costs
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NANSA have launched ‘Visible Voices’ with a whole range of SEND talks on various topics and support.
Family Action have launched ‘Make Happy Memories’, a support service for parents/carers who may be feeling overwhelmed over the school-holidays and may be seeking emotional and practical support (via phone, text or online chat).
Turn 2 Us ‘Support with the cost of living’ would be helpful especially with the expense of summer holidays.
SENDIASS – Would love to raise awareness about the support offered for families to use over the summer holidays.
JON, ‘Flourishing Families’, an anonymous online tool designed to support families in finding the right pathway of support when they are having difficulties managing their needs.
JON, ‘Online Child Health Drop-in’ (Online) would be really helpful for parents to access over the holidays especially if trying to access a GP appointment is difficult.
Charlie Waller Trust ‘We’re talking Mental Health’. This online page has a whole host of resources, advice and guidance which is well worth sharing with parents, carers and schools.
Facebook Page, ‘Broadland Family Hubs’. This page is an amazing resource of what’s on in the surrounding area and also signposting support. Full of free events and opportunities to engage in over the school holidays. A definite must for parents/carers.
NSFT - Get urgent help if you are experiencing a mental health crisis - Help in a crisis | Norfolk and Suffolk NHS (nsft.nhs.uk)
- Young Minds - YoungMinds | Mental Health Charity For Children And Young People | YoungMinds Brief overview - "The UK’s leading charity fighting for a world where no young person feels alone with their mental health"
NCC Client Hardship Service (CHS) Client Hardship Service (CHS) - How to get help from the Client Hardship Service - Norfolk County Council - Brief overview - People struggle financially for many reasons. The Client Hardship Service (CHS) team wants to help you to manage better and for things to improve. We want to help you to live independently wherever possible and get out of financial hardship.
Children's Advice & Duty Service -Children's Advice and Duty Service (CADS) Norfolk County Council | Norfolk Community Directory - Brief overview - Norfolk Children’s Advice and Duty Service (CADS) is made up of a team of Consultant Social Workers who have had specialist training and use a coaching style to empower partners to be more confident in working with families and meeting needs. The Consultant Social Workers will provide advice, support and signposting, identifying the correct services and support for the child or young person
Norfolk Community Directory - Home | Norfolk Community Directory - Brief Overview - "Norfolk Community Directory contains activities, services and groups to help all Norfolk residents live healthy, active and fulfilling lives. You should find something to help you, whether you want to: keep healthy, be sociable, physically active, mentally active, raise your aspirations for educational achievement, help your community, stay independent, feel included, get involved, improve your well-being, stay safe, find suitable care and support, find help to look after your children, or get family support. We also provide information which supports the Local Offer, Care Act and Childcare Act."
- Ormiston Families 'Supporting Smiles' Supporting Smiles - Ormiston Families Brief overview - "Our Supporting Smiles emotional wellbeing service, based in our Norwich Hub, offers professional mental health support to any child or young person, aged 4 – 14 years on our Core Therapeutic Pathway or 5 – 18 years on our Children’s Wellbeing Practitioner pathway, living in Norfolk or Waveney or registered with a Norfolk or Waveney GP."
