Family Hub Network
What are family hubs?
Family hubs bring together different services in a ‘one stop shop’ to make it easier to get the help you and your family need.
They provide a single place to go for face-to-face support and information from a variety of services.
Family hubs make it easier for you to get the support you need, with trained staff on site who work together to help you overcome difficulties you might be facing.
Services could include:
- support for home learning
- parenting classes
- midwifery
- health visiting
- infant feeding advice
- perinatal mental health support.
Family hubs could also help you access other support services that help your family, such as:
- support for your physical and mental health
- housing and debt advice
- youth services
- domestic abuse support
- other services run by charities.
Who are family hubs for?
You can get support from a family hub if you’re:
- a parent or carer of a child aged 0 to 19, or 25 with special educational needs or a disability
- pregnant
- a young person up to the age of 19, or up to 25 for a young person with special educational needs or a disability.