The Children and Family Wellbeing Service

The Children and Family Wellbeing Service support families and young people from 0-19 years old and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities up to 25.

For further information and to find your nearest children and family wellbeing service take a look at Family Support on Lancashire County Councils website.

Home Start 

Home-Start is a local community network of trained volunteers and expert support. We help families with children under 13 with practical and confidential support

Social Prescribing

Social Prescribing provides a non-medical intervention to help tackles issues such as loneliness, low level mental health, poor wellbeing, and social isolation.

Social Prescribing often begins with a referral from a GP, hospital, charity or other support agencies and Charities, although self-referrals can be taken as well as referrals from friends & family.

Social Prescribing Link Workers listen to people and try to understand their situation and what matters to them. They then connect that person to organisations and information that can help.

Individuals will be connected to local community activities and groups.

Participation can improve overall wellbeing whilst helping reduce the demand for medical services.

https://hrvcvs.co.uk/social-prescribing/

HARV

 HARV  provide professional and quality support and services to women and children experiencing domestic violence.