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  • Advice and Information

    Useful Links: We have compiled a list of links which we hope will be useful for parents and guardians.

    Bullying

    • YoungMinds - the UK’s leading charity committed to improving the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children and young people.
    • Family Lives - Advice section for parents on dealing with bullying

    Health/Lifestyle

    • The Alcohol Education Trust has a very specific role – to provide alcohol education in different ways, to students age 11 - 18 (via schools) and their parents. You can subscribe to their monthly newsletter.

    Parent Support Groups

    • All 4 Kids UK - Comprehensive directory of information on all areas of parenting
    • Relate, the relationship people - A site to help parents experiencing difficulties access the support services they need
    • Gingerbread - Expert advice, practical support and campaign for single parents
    • Dad.info - Helping fathers to play a key role in the upbringing of their children
    • Got a teenager?- from familylives.org.uk this site offers support to parents of teenagers
    • Family Lives - A charity working for, and with, parents. The biggest independent provider of parenting support
    • Respect - Working to promote effective interventions with those responsible for domestic violence
    • One Plus One - Strengthens relationships by creating resources that help families and frontline workers tackle relationship issues early.
    • Children's Legal Centre - Protecting children's rights in the UK and worldwide.
    • Parental Rights and Responsibilities from gov.uk - advice on Parental Rights and responsibilities from the UK government.

    Special Needs/Disabilities - general

    • Family Rights Group. Specialist advice to families raising children involved with/needing social care services
    • Contact a Family - Advice, information and support to the parents of all children with disabilities
    • Independent Parental Special Education Advice - IPSEA is a national charity providing free legally based advice to families who have children with special educational needs. All our advice is given by trained volunteers.
    • Kids - Working for disabled children, young people and their families
    • Mencap - the voice of learning disability, support for parents of children with learning disabilities
    • MIND - The national association for mental health
    • The Council for Disabled Children - We are the umbrella body for the disabled children's sector bringing together professionals, practitioners and policy-makers.
    • IASS Network - National information on services supporting children with disabilities

    Special Needs/Disabilities - specific