Being a parent is not always easy. You are not alone if you find it difficult sometimes. But it’s OK. You can talk to us.
If you live in East Sussex and you’re worried about managing your child’s behaviour, supporting their development or their emotional wellbeing or you want support and advice to help build a positive relationship with your child, we can help.
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With schools across the county shut for weeks, many parents are finding themselves trying to home-school their children. Here are some useful links to help you to support your child.
Read moreDuring self-isolation it might feel more difficult than usual to take care of your mental health and wellbeing.
Read moreThis pandemic has upended family life around the world. School closures, working from home and social isolation – it’s a lot to navigate for anyone, but especially for parents. Find handy links to help you manage this new (temporary) normal, including information on how to handle your relationship issues.
Read moreIf you have a job which is possible to do from your home, you may be working from home a lot more than usual. You might find this situation difficult to get used to. If you have children, you may also need to look after them if they are no longer going to school.
Read moreThe DWP has suspended all face to face appointments at Jobcentres for three months from 19 March 2020. Jobcentres will still remain open for those who need appointments, but the DWP is aiming to help most people online and over the phone.
Read moreThe spread of coronavirus, also called COVID-19, in the UK and across the world could have implications for your community support.
Read moreIf you can’t find the information you’re looking for or would simply like to speak to somebody, use the form to right and we’ll put you in touch with a local representative in your area. Please note we are experiencing a high volume of enquiries at the moment and will aim to respond within 48 hours.
From being a new parent and taking care of a baby, to the highs and first milestones, to the lows of toddler tantrums. Your child grows and develops through numerous stages in their first 5 years on their way to being ready for school. Find out more
Help with children 0 – 5
Your Child is now in school and you may need to help them cope with life’s ups and downs. All parents need a little advice now and then, from friendships and loss to dealing with sibling rivalry and encouraging positive behaviour.
Help with children 5 – 11
Parenting teenagers may bring a whole new set of challenges, from sex and relationships to supporting independence. Practical advice on how to deal with some of the most common teen issues can be found in this section.
Help with children 11 – 19
