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Key Information
- In person & remote
- Adults (over 18)
- Children and Younger People (under 18)
One to One Support:
Early Years Prevention workers can offer extra help for you and your family. Prevention workers can visit you at home to support you with your children’s behaviour and with setting boundaries, with accessing support around children with additional needs and with access to housing and benefits advice.
If you feel your family could benefit from this, please contact us to discuss how we may be able to help you, or speak to your health care professional.
There are a range of free regular activities delivered by Sheffield Family Hubs. What’s on varies according to the needs of the local community:
- breastfeeding groups and drop ins – support, information and advice around all aspects of breastfeeding. Also a great place to meet other new parents and their babies
- baby groups – a fun and relaxing environment where you can explore and learn together with your baby
- toddler groups – a fun and exciting environment for children and their families to learn explore and develop new skills together
Contact Information
Try out our mental health toolkit
Join our community driven website, My Toolkit, which has been co-created to complement the Sheffield Mental Health Guide website. Sign up to create your own confidential space to put together ideas, services, and activities that interest you and support your mental health.
