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Children and Young People's Services Directory

Information on the range of services for children, young people, their parents and carers and professionals in Hertfordshire - www.hertsdirect.org/comdirectory/childservdir/

Study Support & Out of School Hours Learning

Parents

  • Child Support Agency Assesses, collects and pays child support maintenance, ensuring that parents who live apart meet their financial responsibilities to their children - www.csa.gov.uk
  • DCSF Parents' Centre This site tells you about your child's education and how you can help - www.parentscentre.gov.uk
  • e-parents A magazine-style website from the National Family and Parenting Institute, offering support and advice on parenting, with links to similarly themed websites - www.e-parents.org
  • Gingerbread Support organisation providing information and advice for lone parents - www.gingerbread.org.uk
  • Mothercare Online shopping from Mothercare. The website includes message boards and chat rooms - www.mothercare.com
  • The National Childbirth Trust Offers support in pregnancy , childbirth and early parenthood. Gives details of local NCT branches and antenatal classes - www.nctpregnancyandbabycare.com
  • National Family and Parenting Institute Details of NFPI projects promoting a national focus on parenting and families. Includes news articles and fundraising initiatives - www.nfpi.org.uk
  • One Parent Families News, support, advice and resources for lone parents and their children, provided by the National Council for One Parent Families - www.oneparentfamilies.org.uk
  • The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths Support and advice on coping with cot death. With details of campaigns, fundraising and research - www.sids.org.uk
  • The Who Cares Trust A national charity working to improve public care for children and young people who are living in residential or foster care - www.thewhocarestrust.org.uk
  • www.netmums.com
  • www.childcarelink.gov.uk

 

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