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CategoryFamily Centres
General Description : Family Centres provide a range of services including:• practical advice and support for parents;
• groups to support parents and promote parenting skills;
• support groups for children
• individual sessions with children and with parents.
Access and Availability : Family Centres are available in only a few parts of Wiltshire. Most have some services that are open access but others services can be accessed only by those referred with high levels of need.
Select an issue to view information about what 'Family Centres' does and how to make contact.
1. Ref A1: Children & young people who live in inadequate accommodation or are homeless
Click for details2. Ref A2: Children & young people who live in disadvantaged neighbourhoods
Click for details3. Ref B1: Children whose mothers suffer post-natal depression
Click for details4. Ref B2a: Children & young people where there are health or disability problems within the family
Click for details5. Ref B2b: Children & young people where there are drug or alcohol misuse problems within the family
Click for details6. Ref B3: Children & young people from families under stress - because of low income and unemployment
Click for details7. Ref B4: Children & young people from families under stress - because of relationship problems (between parents or parent/child)
Click for details8. Ref B5: Children & young people who are exposed to domestic violence
Click for details9. Ref B6a: Children & young people who experience family breakdown, separation or divorce (incl change of home base and carer)
Click for details10. Ref B6b: Children & young people who experience a family bereavement
Click for details11. Ref B7: Children who have not experienced attachment to a main carer
Click for details12. Ref B8: Children & young people who are not able to live at home
Click for details13. Ref B9: Children & young people who are at risk of running away
Click for details14. Ref C1: Children & young people who receive poor physical care
Click for details15. Ref C2: Children & young people who do not receive stimulation, support and encouragement from their family environment, including children whose parents have poor literacy skills
Click for details16. Ref C3: Children & young people who are exposed to emotional stress – through rejection, inconsistent parenting, unrealistic expectations
Click for details17. Ref C4: Children & young people who do not receive appropriate parental guidance or control
Click for details18. Ref D1: Children & young people who experience multiple changes of school placement
Click for details19. Ref D2: Children & young people who experience poor relationships with school staff
Click for details20. Ref D3: Children & young people who are out of school - because of exclusion or truancy
Click for details21. Ref D4: Children & young people with special educational needs
Click for details22. Ref E1: Children & young people who are bullied
Click for details23. Ref E2: Children & young people who suffer racial abuse
Click for details24. Ref E3: Children & young people who are victims of crime
Click for details25. Ref F1: Preschool children with emotional and behavioural problems
Click for details26. Ref F2: Children (5 - 13) with emotional and behavioural problems
Click for details27. Ref F3: Young people with emotional and behavioural problems
Click for details28. Ref F4: Preschool children who have suffered abuse
Click for details29. Ref F5: Children and young people who have suffered abuse
Click for details30. Ref F6: Children & young people who are suicidal
Click for details31. Ref G1: Preschool children who have disabilities or complex health needs
Click for details32. Ref G2: Children (5 - 13) who have disabilities or complex health needs
Click for details33. Ref G3: Young people who have disabilities or complex health needs
Click for details34. Ref G4: Preschool children with communication difficulties
Click for details35. Ref G5: Children & young people with communication difficulties
Click for details36. Ref K1: Children whose birth weight is low
Click for details37. Ref K3: Children & young people who are obese, have a poor diet or lack exercise
Click for details38. Ref K4: Children & young people who smoke or are exposed to second-hand smoke
Click for details39. Ref L2b: Teenagers who are parents
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