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  • Family Intervention Service

    plan with regular contact and home visits. Parenting Hub Our Parenting Hub offers seminars, discussion groups and a wide range of evidence-based parenting group programmes. Families can self-refer for seminars and discussion groups. Visit the Parenting Support webpage . School Engagement Team Our School Engagement Team offer advice sessions jointly with school or nursery staff in the school setting. They cover any of the issues in our core offer. If more intensive support than this is needed, then the strengths & needs of the family will be explored by the lead universal service… and their support network can maintain those positive changes. A multi-agency support plan that meets the needs of the family will be agreed and reviewed at regular Team Around the Family meetings. This includes direct support and advice provided in the family home, as well as at school and/or in community…

  • Introduction

    Links Some people may need support to travel, find accessible transport or they may just need information and advice about travel. There are organisations that can give information and support with needs like travelling in a wheelchair, getting on and off buses and trains and travelling in a scoot…

  • Sleep and children

    makes a good routine including visual aids. To view dates and book a place on a seminar visit the Sheffield Parent Hub event page Need more support? Contact your Health Visitor, Family Hub, Nursery/School or For children under 5 Years Self-refer by contacting the Health Central team on 0114…

  • Recipes

    Start Well Sheffield – Our favourite recipe collection Our collection of simple recipes is designed to make nutritious eating easy and enjoyable for the whole family. Cooking with your child is a great way to help them improve their reading skills and follow simple instructions. These fun and t…

  • About Us

    If you live in Sheffield, aged 16 to 18* and have left school or college but are currently not in a form of education, employment or training we can support you to plan your future. Our careers team can work with you, one to one, to understand your unique situation and offer tailored support to meet individual needs. Dependent on your needs we can offer information, advice, guidance, and ongoing support with: careers information, advice, and guidance planning career and training pathways opportunities to learn new skills job searches and local opportunities job search mentoring including CV writing, making applications, and preparing for interviews referral to other relevant support services such as emotional health and wellbeing and speech and language services Get in touch Call our careers helpline and speak to one of our friendly advisors. Contact us and we…

  • Family Intervention Service

    , health visitor, or school pastoral support. You can complete an Early Help Assessment together. The Early Help Assessment will explore your family’s strengths and needs. It will help you and the people already working with your family understand what more can be done to help you. It will also determine…

  • Early Help

    . This could include: Health Visiting and School Nursing Family Hubs and Early Years Family Intervention Service Parenting Hub Schools Access and Inclusion Community Youth Services Voluntary, Faith and Community Services SEND Services Housing Police Employment Services Find out… to get early help You may find the information and advice pages useful. If you need more support, the best way to get this is to talk to a professional that knows you already. This could be a family hub worker, health visitor, GP, teacher, school nurse, or family intervention worker…

  • Supporting your Child with Bereavement

    Supporting Your Child With Bereavement Losing someone we love and feel close to is extremely difficult and painful. Grief is our natural emotional response to this loss, and it is a process rather than an event. Your child, as well as you and other family members, may be grieving because of: • the death of someone in the family, like a parent, grandparent or sibling • the death of a friend, or someone they knew at school • the death of someone by suicide • an illness, such as cancer or dementia, of someone they are close to This 2 hour Discussion group gives the space and time to share experiences and look at evidenced based resources and information you may find helpful to support your child. Sheffield Parent Hub 0114 205 7243 Crystal Peaks Library Crystal Peaks Library 1-3 Peak Square Sheffield S20 7PH…

  • Raising Confident, Competent Children

    Raising Confident, Competent Children In this seminar, parents are introduced to six core building blocks for children to become confident and successful at school and beyond. These competencies are: • Showing respect to others. • Being considerate. • Having good communication and social skills. • Having healthy self-esteem. • Being a good problem solver. • Becoming independent. We will be delivering the session via Microsoft Teams, joining instructions will be given once you have booked in. Sheffield Parent Hub 0114 205 7243 Online Session…

  • Family Communication Seminar

    Family Communication Seminar A practical seminar for parents and carers of school aged children. Why communication quality matters to your child’s education and how to create the best relationship environment for your children. This seminar covers the following helpful topics: Setting a good example for your child. Home and school environments – how to help your child. What we do and say – the difference it can make. Learn simple effective skills of being assertive to improve communication in your relationships. Sheffield Parent Hub 0114 2057243 Stocksbridge Junior School Stocksbridge Junior School Cedar Road Sheffield S36 1AS…