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Teen Triple P Plus 1133

Teen Triple P Plus 6th May 2025 - 8th July 2025 Generic universal parenting programme for parents of teenagers. The programme promotes positive parenting strategies, dealing with emotional and risky behaviours, coping and self-care skills. Find out how to promote your child’s or teenager’s emotional well-being, support your children to cope with life’s ups and down’s and make family life more enjoyable for everyone, with tips that really work. If you are interested in attending this programme, please complete the 'Find out more' form above. A member of our Parenting Team will get in touch to provide more details and discuss the next steps with you. Sheffield Parent Hub 0114 2057243 Online session …

Being a Parent Together Workshop 1124

Being a Parent Together Workshop This workshop is for co-parenting couples to attend together who are either living together or apart. This is an opportunity to reflect on what is working well in the family, putting the children's needs first and what areas could be further developed or changed. T…

School transport for children with special educational needs

Choosing a School and Getting There When picking a school for your child, think about how they will get there. Most parents help their children get to and from school. But if you qualify, Sheffield City Council can give free travel support. Helping young people travel on their own - Zoom Zero… out more and apply . Home to school travel support in Sheffield Most children and young people with special needs travel to school on their own or with family help. Extra travel support can include: Training to help children and young people travel on their own Free travel passes Money back for travel costs to and from school Minibus or taxi rides, usually shared with other children and young people Who Can Get Travel Support The government sets rules for who can get free travel to school. Sheffield City Council checks applications based on these rules. They look…

Being a Parent Together Workshop 1125

Being a Parent Together Workshop This workshop is for co-parenting couples to attend together who are either living together or apart. This is an opportunity to reflect on what is working well in the family, putting the children's needs first and what areas could be further developed or changed. T…

Being a Parent Together Workshop 1126

Being a Parent Together Workshop This workshop is for co-parenting couples to attend together who are either living together or apart. This is an opportunity to reflect on what is working well in the family, putting the children's needs first and what areas could be further developed or changed. T…

Baby and Us 1139

Baby and Us 14th May 2025 - 9th July 2025 Baby and Us covers topics such as: Following your baby’s cues How to feel more confident in your role as a parent Learning to communicate responsively with your baby Building a good attachment between you and your baby An opportunity to develop friendships with other parents Games, singing, physical touch and play to have fun with your baby Understanding your baby’s temperament Thinking about your relationships within the family and how these affect you and your baby Support to understand your baby’s crying/ sleeping / feeding, and the practicalities of your baby’s routine For parents/carers of babies under 9 months old at the start of the course. If you are interested in attending this programme, please complete the 'Find out more' form above. A member of our Parenting Team will get in touch to provide more details…

Finding a home

rent in advance. You may be able to open a savings account with Sheffield Credit Union to support with this. They also offer loans for their members in some circumstances. Sheffield Credit Union . Call: 0114 276 0787 . If you're on a low income you may be able to apply to the Local Assistance…. The service will only agree to proceed if the tenancy is safe and affordable and the landlord is willing to engage with the service. If you're interested in this support you should: find out how much rent you can afford by using the benefit calculator to on the entitledto website. entitledto . find…

About Us

Prevention Service The Prevention Service are a specialist service for vulnerable children and young people. They are a targeted and needs led service which aims to support children and young people who have identified vulnerabilities and contextualised safeguarding concerns. The Prevention Service work directly with children and young people between 10 and 18 on a 1:1 basis or in targeted groups and take referrals from professionals, concerned family members/carers and children and young people themselves. As a preventative service the aim is to put a tailored package of support… the home for children and young people but also enables stronger universal community-based collaboration and partnerships. Training has been developed for professionals and includes: · Training and development for staff and young people. · Parent advice and support workshops · Young person…

Moving home

to live closer to a carer, or your carer has to live closer to you, for essential support with daily living. you have a long term health or mental health problem and your housing situation is making your problems significantly worse and you find it difficult to live independently. The Health and Housing team can also advise you on support to allow you to remain in your home. They will also liaise with the Equipment and Adaptations team to see if any equipment or adaptations would enable you to remain independent in your home. To apply for medical priority housing, fill in an application…

Family Hub volunteer opportunities

: After some initial training, including Safeguarding training, you will also have an ongoing opportunity to access relevant free sessions available through the Early Help Training Offer. Support: Individual supervision will be provided on a regular basis as agreed between the volunteer… to express your interest in this opportunity, Complete this form Volunteer Breastfeeding Peer Support Role: To provide information and support to women around breastfeeding and caring for their babies and recognising the importance of bonding with their babies during pregnancy and once the baby is born. The breastfeeding volunteers will be placed alongside Infant Feeding Peer Support Workers (IFPSW) Qualities and Skills Required: Be over 18 years of age Each volunteer must have breastfed themselves and be positive about breastfeeding Non-judgemental Possess cultural humility…

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