What we do
- Receiving home visits to offer support, friendship and practical assistance.
- Being reassured that their problems are not unusual or unique.
- Feeling enabled to develop their confidence, strengths and emotional well-being.
- Enjoying the fun and pleasures of family life.
- Time for listening and talking.
- Help with the children.
- A break for parents.
- Practical help and reassurance.
- The opportunity to meet other parents with young children.
- Support for families to use local services and resources.
- Feeling isolated in their community, be new to the area or have no family nearby.
- Finding it hard to cope because of their own, or a child’s physical or mental illness.
- Finding it hard to deal with a recent separation or the death of a loved one.
- Feeling challenged by the emotional and physical demands of having twins or triplets – perhaps born into an already large family.
