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w/c 6th April Small Pool - Tuesdays 14:00 – 14:45 Main Pool - Thursdays 14:00 – 14:45

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Move Urmston SEND Family Swim infographic april 26

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Parenting in the UK

·         Uk parenting laws

·         Reducing Family stress

·         Challenges of Migration

·         Parenting across cultures

·         Tools to handle difficult conversations

Wednesday 25th March - Seymour Park

Thursday 26th March – Blu Sci

Free parenting workshop registration form

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Parenting in the UK

·         Uk parenting laws

·         Reducing Family stress

·         Challenges of Migration

·         Parenting across cultures

·         Tools to handle difficult conversations

Wednesday 25th March - Seymour Park

Thursday 26th March – Blu Sci

Free parenting workshop registration form

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Free 1-to-1 support programme for parents who are finding communication in their relationship challenging. Offering a supportive space to reflect, improve communication and move forward — together or apart

Register Interest - A Space to Think

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Free 1-to-1 support programme for parents who are finding communication in their relationship challenging. Offering a supportive space to reflect, improve communication and move forward — together or apart

Register Interest - A Space to Think

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Practical tools for healthier communication at home

For couples, parents, and adults with parental responsibilities.

To book please email: info@rehobothforfamilies.org.uk or Text 07958 709 238

Starts Saturday 14th February for 5 weeks

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Practical tools for healthier communication at home

For couples, parents, and adults with parental responsibilities.

To book please email: info@rehobothforfamilies.org.uk or Text 07958 709 238

Starts Saturday 14th February for 5 weeks

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Every family in Trafford experiences disagreements, it’s part of everyday life. But when stress builds up or conversations keep going round in circles, it can take a toll on everyone at home. This friendly, practical webinar is designed to
help Trafford parents and caregivers communicate more calmly, reduce tension, and protect children’s wellbeing.

You can attend the webinar on one of these dates:

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Wednesday 4 March 6:30pm - 8pm

Friday 6 March 1:30pm - 3pm

Thursday 12 March 10:30am - 12pm

Saturday 28 March 10:30am - 12pm

Please visit The Counselling & Family Centre | Webinars | Respectful Parenting Conversations to book

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Every family in Trafford experiences disagreements, it’s part of everyday life. But when stress builds up or conversations keep going round in circles, it can take a toll on everyone at home. This friendly, practical webinar is designed to
help Trafford parents and caregivers communicate more calmly, reduce tension, and protect children’s wellbeing.

You can attend the webinar on one of these dates:

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Wednesday 4 March 6:30pm - 8pm

Friday 6 March 1:30pm - 3pm

Thursday 12 March 10:30am - 12pm

Saturday 28 March 10:30am - 12pm

Please visit The Counselling & Family Centre | Webinars | Respectful Parenting Conversations to book

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MyTime Trafford - Group support for children age 5-13

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MyTime Trafford - Group support for children age 5-13

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Barnardo's are providing an emotional health and wellbeing service for Trafford children aged 5-13 who are experiencing low to moderate difficulties.

MyTime Trafford | Barnardo's

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Support and Guidance for Parents and Carers of children aged 5 - 11 presenting with special educational needs.

Join us on 13th, 20th, 27th March (then term break) resuming 24th April, 1st, and 8th May 2026 (6 sessions) At Broomwood BlueSci Centre (room 10) 9.30am - 11.30am.

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want to understand how to cope better together as parents & find solutions? want to do it in your own time and pace to fit into family life? this short 40 min course can help

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Relationships play a vital role in our emotional wellbeing. They influence how we feel about ourselves, how we relate to others and how we experience the world. While they can bring joy and connection, they can also be complex and sometimes challenging to navigate.

Follow short bitesize content to discover new ways to communicate, connect, and respond in your relationships.

Use code WATERPARK to access

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Understanding your relationships - Togetherness

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Pathway for adults Join our learning pathway for all adults: a journey of understanding emotional health to build nurturing, fulfilling relationships. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards emotional resilience and connected relationships. About this pathway Relationships play a vital role in our emotional wellbeing. They influence how we feel about ourselves, how we […]

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A welcoming space to be yourself.

Make friends & feel part of a friendly, supportive community

Wellbeing clubs for neurodivergent (ND) young people who are aged 10-17 & live in Trafford.

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A welcoming space to be yourself.

Make friends & feel part of a friendly, supportive community

Wellbeing clubs for neurodivergent (ND) young people who are aged 10-17 & live in Trafford.

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Healthwatch Trafford is running a short survey to find out how people accessed support, what helped, what didn’t, and how services can be improved.

Understanding Experiences of Parental Mental Health

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We are always looking to add to and improve our Padlet's, please follow this link to a short questionnaire to provide feedback and suggestions for improvements on the Family Help Padlet

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Family Help Padlet Feedback Survey - Trafford Council’s Citizen Space - Citizen Space

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Find and participate in consultations run by Trafford Council

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Introducing Trafford’s new LGBTQIA+ Youth Group  - The Burrow

Every Wednesday 4:30pm at Talkshop, Waterside, Sale M33 7ZF

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Introducing Trafford’s new LGBTQIA+ Youth Group  - The Burrow

Every Wednesday 4:30pm at Talkshop, Waterside, Sale M33 7ZF

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Holding Families guide for Parents

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Holding Families guide for Children and Young People

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For those aged 16-25.

Join a social space online and have your say about services in

Trafford.

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Volunteer wanted for Home-start

Could you offer 2 - 3 per week to support a family in your local area

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Please read for an important update.

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If you know a child who is struggling to attend medical appointments Transport for Sick Children might be able to help. We are a charity based in Greater Manchester and our team of volunteer drivers use their own cars to drive accompanied children to and from appointments.

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Trafford Youth Cabinet is a group of passionate young advocates aged 11–18, committed to representing the views and needs of young people within Trafford’s local infrastructure and decision-making spaces.

Please contact nathan@gorsehillstudios.co.uk if you would like to get involved

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We are excited to share that as part of our Family Hub offer, Trafford has partnered with Greater Manchester Family Hubs and Essential Parent to offer a free app for parents, parents-to-be and carers.

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Trafford's ‘Being a Parent’ is for all families who want to learn more skills and tools to support their children aged 2 -11 and their own wellbeing.

The groups are delivered by local trained parents and carers who bring all their knowledge, experience and skills with them.

Click on the poster to explore this opportunity further.

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EPEC - empowering parents, empowering communities

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EPEC - empowering parents, empowering communities

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Being a Parent course – click on the leaflet or scan the QR code to get involved. Search us on Facebook. Read more about us at Trafford Directory | Empowering Parents, Empowering Communities or contact Helen Dixon on
epec@trafford.gov.uk for more information

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A course for all parents/carers of children aged 2-11years old.The group will be held in various locations throughout Trafford. By sharing your details, you agree to be contacted by Trafford Council to offer you a place on a group in your area. You can opt out any time.

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In Trafford we have:

Bridging to Change

Integrated Support service

Individual Behaviour Change

Integrated Support service

Respect Young People's Programme

Encouraging Healthy Relationships

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Talk Listen Change - Services in Trafford

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Talk Listen Change - Services in Trafford

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We offer a diverse range of services to help you maintain positive relationships with yourself and those around you.

For more information please email enquiries@talklistenchange.org.uk and the team will be happy to help.

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TLC: Talk, Listen, Change - A Relationships Charity

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Safe, healthy, and happy relationships for everyone. Individual and group counselling, family mediation and separation support, domestic abuse services.

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A useful and informative guide to women’s health, helping you to become empowered and confident in knowing your own body.

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Multisport fun for 5-10 yr olds with SEND

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Multisport fun for 5-10 yr olds with SEND

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DOSPORT's multisport sessions aimed at children with SEND.

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Inclusive Basketball sessions in Trafford

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Inclusive Basketball sessions in Trafford

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DOSPORTUK's inclusive basketball sessions coming to Stretford. Come along and try it out.

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The Pakistani Resource Centre is a registered charity and a voluntary organisation which was established in 1966 as a result of concerns expressed by the community regarding the lack of advice and information available for the South Asian Communities in Greater Manchester. The Centre helps provide support to the South Asian Communities in mental health, welfare rights, counselling, domestic violence, learning disabilities and the criminal justice system.

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The Pakistani Resource Centre is a registered charity and a voluntary organisation which was established in 1966 as a result of concerns expressed by the

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Trafford Children’s Therapy is a combined physiotherapy and occupational therapy team. We provide high quality holistic therapy assessments, treatments, advice and care to babies, children and young people with complex and additional needs.

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The SEND Padlet supports parents and carers of children and young people with SEND as well as practitioners. Splitting the padlet into sub-padlets makes it more accessible. These support specific SEND needs, including Autism, ADHD, and Sleep.

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Understanding your child with additional needs

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Understanding your child with additional needs

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This specialist course is for parents, relatives or friends of children with additional needs and is designed to support you to better understand their world and how the important relationship you share can enable them to thrive.

It's also for you as a support for your emotional wellbeing. Parenting a child with additional needs can bring a range of big emotions, that at times may feel overwhelming. Recognising and processing these feelings is an important part of the care you provide your child.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding your child with additional needs - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children aged 6 months to 19+ years Join our learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents: a journey of understanding children who may be neurodivergent, have a disability or face other additional challenges. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and connected relationships. About this […]

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Moving up to secondary school for children with additional needs

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Moving up to secondary school for children with additional needs

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This online resource is a short specialist module for parents, relatives or friends of children who have additional needs. Your child may be dyspraxic, dyslexic, very anxious, autistic, really dislike change, have ADHD, a learning disability, a physical disability or any other additional need.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Moving up to secondary school for children with additional needs - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children from preteen to teenager Join our learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents: a journey of supporting children who may be neurodivergent, have a disability or face other additional challenges as they transition into secondary school. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and […]

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Universal Sleep Support and 1:1 Sleep Clinics for Trafford Families.

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Sleep and Therapy Services - Working together to transform children's lives through Sleep and Therapy Services

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Working together to transform children's lives through Sleep and Therapy Services

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Calm Connections provide support to families going through tough times. They work with the whole family on calm, positive relationships and maintaining good mental health. Topics covered include anxiety, school, behaviour, additional needs and friendships.

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Calm Connections provide support to families going through tough times. They work with the whole family on calm, positive relationships and maintaining good mental health. Topics covered include anxiety, school, behaviour, additional needs and friendships.

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Trafford Domestic Abuse Services (TDAS) for anyone who has been affected by domestic abuse

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Trafford Domestic Abuse Services (TDAS) for anyone who has been affected by domestic abuse

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We offer support to individuals and families living or working in the Trafford area who are suffering or who have suffered domestic abuse.

We provide both intervention and prevention services and

work in partnership with other voluntary organisations to

support families across Greater Manchester.

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TDAS offer both intervention support services and prevention and educational services to children and young people who have been subject to or who are at risk of domestic abuse.

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We offer a range of services that support children and young people who have been exposed to domestic abuse or who are in their own unhealthy relationship. We provide educational programmes to prevent children and young people entering into abusive relationships. We also provide tailored support for the children and young people living in our accommodation.

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TDAS have both one-to-one and group-based programmes that offer emotional support and education around domestic abuse and its impacts.

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RSpace © and Speak Out Speak Now © are TDAS programmes written by domestic abuse specialists in consultation with children and young people.

What is Domestic Abuse?

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TRAFFORD CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE | tdas | Trafford Domestic Abuse Services

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Children and young people are affected by domestic abuse. TDAS offer support services and prevention and education to children and young people in Trafford.

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This online module is around debt and money troubles which are among the biggest causes of relationship stress. This course looks at reasons you may find yourself in debt and how to talk to your partner.

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The Silver Cloud digital mental health platform is available to provide extra support and help for those who may be feeling stressed and anxious.

Silver Cloud offers a number of online programmes to help ease stress levels, improve sleep or build resilience. Each programme uses proven methods, including cognitive behavioural therapy, and all information entered is anonymous, confidential and secure.

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The Silver Cloud digital mental health platform is available to provide extra support and help for those who may be feeling stressed and anxious.

Silver Cloud offers a number of online programmes to help ease stress levels, improve sleep or build resilience. Each programme uses proven methods, including cognitive behavioural therapy, and all information entered is anonymous, confidential and secure.

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Trafford Directory | Silver Cloud - online mental health resource

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The Silver Cloud digital mental health platform is available to provide extra support and help for those who may be feeling stressed and anxious. Silver Cloud offers a number of online programmes to help ease stress levels, improve sleep or build resilience. Each programme uses proven methods, including cognitive behavioural therapy, and all information entered is anonymous, confidential and secure.

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Trafford School Nurses for Primary School

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Trafford School Nurses for Primary School

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Trafford School Nursing Service lead the co-ordination and delivery of the 5-19 years Healthy Child Programme, which aims to promote the health and wellbeing of school-aged children.

Through this service, every school-age child (whether they attend school or not) in Trafford has access to a qualified school nurse who has had additional training in children’s health and wellbeing. This includes drop-ins, immunisations and support with emotional and health-related issues.

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The teams consist of qualified nurses and support workers who deliver the core elements of the Healthy Child Programme 5-19 which includes delivering public health messages through classroom based teaching and individual support sessions. School Nurses offer support and advice for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. Support workers deliver the National Child Measurement Programme and offer important hearing for reception aged children.

Support and advice can be offered on a range of topics:

Relationships and Sex Education

Drug and Alcohol Education

Healthy Lifestyles

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Health

Unintentional Injury Prevention

PSHE

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The teams consist of qualified nurses and support workers who deliver the core elements of the Healthy Child Programme 5-19 which includes delivering public health messages through classroom based teaching and individual support sessions. School Nurses offer support and advice for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.

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Trafford School Nurses for Secondary School

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Trafford School Nurses for Secondary School

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Trafford School Nursing Service lead the co-ordination and delivery of the 5-19 years Healthy Child Programme, which aims to promote the health and wellbeing of school-aged children.

Through this service, every school-age child (whether they attend school or not) in Trafford has access to a qualified school nurse who has had additional training in children’s health and wellbeing. This includes drop-ins, immunisations and support with emotional and health-related issues.

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The teams consist of qualified nurses and support workers who deliver the core elements of the Healthy Child Programme 5-19 which includes delivering public health messages through classroom based teaching and individual support sessions. School Nurses offer support and advice for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. Support workers deliver the National Child Measurement Programme and offer important hearing for reception aged children.

Support and advice can be offered on a range of topics:

Relationships and Sex Education

Drug and Alcohol Education

Healthy Lifestyles

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Health

Unintentional Injury Prevention

PSHE

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Whether you’re looking for specific help with Health or you’re not sure where to turn first, we can help you find the right person in Manchester and Trafford to set you on your way.

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We explore so much to do with your health here on Health for Teens including allergies, diabetes, immunisations, what to do in emergencies, migraines and so much more.

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Understanding your feelings (for teenagers only!)

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Understanding your feelings (for teenagers only!)

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Do you wish to understand your own development and emotional wellbeing? These resources are tailored so that whatever your age, you can use the ideas and techniques to help better understand how to look after yourself as you grow and transition to adulthood.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding your feelings (for teenagers only!) - Togetherness

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Pathway for preteens and teenagers Join our learning pathway for all preteens and teenagers: a journey of understanding emotional health, why you feel the way you do and how to manage these feelings. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards emotional resilience and connected relationships About this pathway Puberty brings rapid changes to your […]

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Understanding your brain (for teenagers only!)

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Understanding your brain (for teenagers only!)

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Your teenage brain will go through a cycle of rapid growth during puberty. Sometimes, these changes can cause confusion, but they can also bring about many positives for young people.

Feel like you would like to understand more about yourself? Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding your brain (for teenagers only!) - Togetherness

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Pathway for preteens and teenagers Join our learning pathway for all preteens and teenagers: a journey of understanding emotional health, relationships, brain development and how to support your mental wellbeing. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards emotional resilience and connected relationships. About this pathway During puberty, your brain goes through a period of […]

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Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your teenager

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Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your teenager

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This online module is tailored to address the significance of this disruption in adolescence, a major development period for emotional wellbeing. It could help you to better understand your teenager’s behaviour. You may have noticed that their interests have changed, or that they are more anxious, or you might be worried about their social life.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your teenager - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children from preteen to teenager Join our introductory learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents to help you understand your child’s behaviour and emotional wellbeing, considering the impact of the pandemic and how it may have affected your child. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident […]

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Moving up to secondary school for children with additional needs

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Moving up to secondary school for children with additional needs

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This online resource is a short specialist module for parents, relatives or friends of children who have additional needs. Your child may be dyspraxic, dyslexic, very anxious, autistic, really dislike change, have ADHD, a learning disability, a physical disability or any other additional need.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Moving up to secondary school for children with additional needs - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children from preteen to teenager Join our learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents: a journey of supporting children who may be neurodivergent, have a disability or face other additional challenges as they transition into secondary school. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and […]

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This online module will help you to understand and read their behaviours and how you might best support them in this critical period. The relationship you share remains one of the most important for nurturing their wellbeing and helping them to thrive as kind, sociable and resilient people throughout their lives.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding your teenager’s brain - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children from preteen to teenager Join our learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents: a journey of understanding emotional health, wellbeing, behaviour, and much more for raising confident, kind, emotionally aware and resilient people. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and connected relationships. About […]

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Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your child

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Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your child

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This online module helps you understand the impact of the pandemic on your child and could help you to better understand their behaviour and emotional wellbeing. You may have noticed that your child’s interests have changed since returning to school, or that your child is more anxious, or you might be worried about their social life.

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Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your child - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children aged 4 to 11 years Join our introductory learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents to help you understand your child’s behaviour and emotional wellbeing, considering the impact of the pandemic and how it may have affected your child. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards […]

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Understanding your child's mental health and wellbeing

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Understanding your child's mental health and wellbeing

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This online module

helps you understand your child’s mental health and wellbeing and will help you to connect with them and provide the best support to nurture confidence, resilience and empathy, setting them up to thrive.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding your child’s mental health and wellbeing - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children from 6 months to 19+ years Join our short, supplementary pathway designed to be completed alongside ‘Understanding your child’ or ‘Understanding your child with additional needs’. This pathway is for parents and carers who might be concerned about mental health or want to learn more about mental health […]

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This online module is tailored so that whatever their age, you can use the ideas and techniques to help better understand your child’s feelings and behaviour to nurture them.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding your child’s feelings (a taster pathway) - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children from 6 months to 19+ years Join our short, ‘taster’ pathway for an introduction to understanding emotional health, wellbeing, behaviour and much more. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards emotional resilience and connected relationships. About this pathway Understanding your child’s feelings is important for all parents, […]

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Understanding your child with additional needs

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Understanding your child with additional needs

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This specialist course is for parents, relatives or friends of children with additional needs and is designed to support you to better understand their world and how the important relationship you share can enable them to thrive. The course will help you to read and manage behaviour, develop your communication and support their development.

Parenting a child with additional needs can bring a range of big emotions, that at times may feel overwhelming. Recognising and processing these feelings is an important part of the care you provide your child.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding your child with additional needs - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children aged 6 months to 19+ years Join our learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents: a journey of understanding children who may be neurodivergent, have a disability or face other additional challenges. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and connected relationships. About this […]

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Understanding your child: from toddler to teenager

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Understanding your child: from toddler to teenager

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This online module

offers a reflective space to think about your child’s development, their behaviour and how they are communicating. The resources are tailored so that whatever their age, you can use the ideas and techniques to help better understand your child, their emotions and how to nurture them.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Pathway for parents or carers of children aged 6 months to 19+ years

Join our learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents: a journey of understanding emotional health, wellbeing, behaviour, and much, more for raising confident, kind, emotionally aware and resilient people.

Pathway stages

Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and connected relationships.

About this pathway

The important relationships in your child's life help shape their emotional health and wellbeing. Along this pathway you will learn about childhood development and emotional processing while being supported to reflect on your own child's health and wellbeing, their behaviour and your relationship.

Follow short bitesize content with resources that you can tailor to your child's developmental age. Our clinical child psychologists, psychotherapists and health practitioners will introduce you to ideas and techniques for nurturing wellbeing and you'll hear about other parent's experiences. You will also learn about how these ideas can be helpful for common areas of difficulty such as emotional regulation, sleep, toileting and friendships.

Parents who have completed the pathway have shared that they feel more confident about their relationships, are more connected with their children and see improved behaviour as well as a happier home environment.

This online learning pathway covers the same content as our highly rated face-to-face parent group which was proven to make a difference for children's behaviour and reduce parental stress by a research study completed in 2019. This led to the positive review recognition by the Early intervention Foundation.

90% learners who completed the pathway said that they found it helpful

"I've really enjoyed the pathway and it has helped reflect on my own reactions so that I can help my son deal with his own anger better. I have already seen an improvement and I definitely think more before I react to his behaviour."

Parent from the pathway

"I found the pathway very interesting and it very much helped being able to listen as I'm dyslexic.

Parent from the pathway

"The diagrams really helped as can keep coming back to them and can help my child too by seeing."

Parent from the pathway

"Using the seven steps of dance has helped me be more in tune with my child."

Parent from the pathway

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Understanding your child: from toddler to teenager - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of children aged 6 months to 19+ years Join our learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents: a journey of understanding emotional health, wellbeing, behaviour, and much, more for raising confident, kind, emotionally aware and resilient people. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and connected [...]

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Understanding your preterm or sick baby now you are home

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Understanding your preterm or sick baby now you are home

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Returning home and caring for your baby without the support of the medical team you’ve become used to can also be a challenging transition.

This online course has been designed to help you learn about your baby’s development, understand their needs and read their cues, but also to support your emotional wellbeing.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding your preterm or sick baby now you’re home - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of babies aged 0 to 6 months who have experienced neonatal care Join our learning pathway for all parents, grandparents and carers of babies who have experienced neonatal care: a journey of understanding your preterm or sick baby now you’re home. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting […]

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Understanding your preterm or sick baby in hospital

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Understanding your preterm or sick baby in hospital

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Having a preterm or sick baby cared for in a hospital can be an overwhelming experience, filled with uncertainties, fear, and stress.

This online course has been designed to help you learn about your baby’s development, understand their needs and read their cues, but also to support your emotional wellbeing as parents or other relatives.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding your preterm or sick baby in hospital - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers of babies aged 0 to 6 months receiving neonatal care Join our learning pathway for all parents, grandparents and carers of babies receiving neonatal care: a journey of understanding your preterm or sick baby while in hospital. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and connected relationships. About […]

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This online module includes all the practical information and advice you might hope for from a traditional baby group, with the additional benefit of support around emotional and mental wellbeing for you and your baby.

Use access code WATERPARK

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Pathway for parents or carers of babies from newborn Join our learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents of young babies: a journey of understanding emotional health, wellbeing, behaviour, and much, more for raising confident, kind, emotionally aware and resilient people. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and connected relationships. […]

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Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby: for women couples

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Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby: for women couples

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This online module includes all the practical information and advice you might expect from a traditional antenatal class with the additional benefit of support around emotional and mental wellbeing for you and your baby.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby: for women couples - Togetherness

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Tailored antenatal pathway for women couples Join our antenatal learning pathway for parents, carers and grandparents expecting to welcome a new baby into their family: a journey of preparation for birth and life. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and connected relationships About this pathway In this unique antenatal course, you’ll […]

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Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby - online module

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Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby - online module

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This online module includes all the practical information and advice you might expect from a traditional antenatal class with the additional benefit of support around emotional and mental wellbeing for you and your baby.

Use access code WATERPARK.

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Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby - Togetherness

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Pathway for parents or carers who are expecting Join our learning pathway for all parents, carers and grandparents expecting to welcome a new baby into their family: a journey of preparation for birth and life. Pathway stages Bitesize stages for daily steps towards confident parenting and connected relationships About this pathway In this unique antenatal […]

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This Start for Life padlet has everything you need as a family with a child or children aged 0-5.

Including all the universal support on offer from midwives, health visitors, mental health support, infant feeding and breast feeding support, safeguarding and SEND services.

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This online course is for people who want to understand more about their own trauma or to support others in managing trauma. This is for people who have experienced trauma at any point in their lives, perhaps through loss, bereavement, an accident, or illness.

Use code WATERPARK to access.

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Pathway for adults

Join our learning pathway for all adults seeking support to process or recover from trauma.

Pathway stages

Bitesize stages for daily steps towards emotional resilience and connected relationships.

About this pathway

Trauma is very common and can leave a lasting impact on how we feel, think and relate to others. When we experience something deeply distressing, our brain and body can become overwhelmed, making it hard to process what happened. This self-guided pathway offers a gentle first step toward understanding how trauma affects emotional wellbeing and how making sense of those experiences can support healing and resilience.

Understanding your own trauma includes ideas, theories and tools to help you explore your own experience of trauma. Through reflective exercises and accessible guidance, you'll learn how trauma can shape your responses, relationships and sense of self.

This pathway has been developed by clinical psychologists, psychotherapists and professionals with both clinical expertise and experience of delivering trauma support.

This pathway is private and accessible anytime, anywhere. It's not a replacement for therapy or counselling, but it might prompt you to want to talk to someone, such as a therapist or psychologist. We have included signposts to further support if you need it.

94% learners said they found the pathway helpful

92% learners said they would recommend the pathway to friends and family

"I found the course very useful and urge every parent to have a read"

Parent from pathway

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Understanding your own trauma - Togetherness

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Pathway for adults Join our learning pathway for all adults seeking support to process or recover from trauma. Pathway stages  Bitesize stages for daily steps towards emotional resilience and connected relationships. About this pathway Trauma is very common and can leave a lasting impact on how we feel, think and relate to others.

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Jag’s parents are worried about money. What else might be going on for them?

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Jag’s parents are worried about money. What else might be going on for them?

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Reducing Parental Conflict - Help and Support - Trafford Community Collective

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Jag’s parents are worried about money. What else might be going on for them?

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Separating better: a new app for separating parents

Are you a parent going through separation?

Separating better is a brand-new FREE mobile app, designed to help guide you through the separation process, find effective ways of co-parenting, and sort out disagreements, all with the wellbeing of your child in mind.

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This online module is around debt and money troubles which are among the biggest causes of relationship stress. This course looks at reasons you may find yourself in debt and how to talk to your partner.

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This online module is designed for parents who want to learn healthy ways to deal with stress and conflict.

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This online module is designed for separating or separated parents who want to reduce conflict and communicate better with their child’s other parent.

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The online module is designed to help couples understand the impact of parenthood on their relationship, and equip them with the skills to cope with the changes this will bring. Follow the link to register and learn more.

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Vaping information including data from Trafford`s recent Health Watch survey and advice for supporting a young person who vapes.

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Support your child`s wellbeing in school

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Support your child`s wellbeing in school

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This guide aims to help you with practical tips and advice on how you can be there for your child, helping them navigate the ups and downs of school life – from managing anxiety to building healthy habits, to supporting your child's mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing.

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Trafford Disabled and Neurodivergent Youth Panel

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Trafford Disabled and Neurodivergent Youth Panel

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Greater Manchester Youth Network are setting up an exciting new youth panel in Trafford. Find out more here!

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Men's groups exploring your feelings and issues to enable coping strategies and strengths.

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Online resources and tips, tailored webinars and 1:1 clinics for children with an EHCP or a named worker, available to all children aged 2 - 18 years residing in Trafford.

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Trafford Directory | * Trafford Sleep Services

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Sleep is something that we all take for granted, it is only when we don’t get a good night’s sleep that we realise how important it is for our health and wellbeing. Sleep problems are very common in children, especially children with SEND. For some families the sleep problems are short lived but for others their child’s sleep problems can last for years and they can have a devastating impact on the whole family - leaving parents feeling exhausted and unable to function properly during the day. Every child is different, and each family has its own needs and preferred parenting styles, but if you want to make changes to how your child sleeps, we are here to help. Sleep is a highly complex process which is affected by many aspects of our daily life, such as what we eat and drink. Parents can join one of our webinars to find out how to make simple changes that can have a big impact on how your child sleeps. Parent carer webinars We provide parent webinars tailored to the age of your child: Parents or carers of children aged 2 to 7 years. (Infant) Parents or carers of children aged 7 to 11 years. (Junior) Parents or carers of children aged 11 years and older. (Secondary) We have tailored all of our webinars to cater for children with additional needs so please select the webinar for their age group. You can book a webinar yourself on our website: Trafford Sleep Services – Sleep and Therapy Services Parents will be offered a 30 minute follow up appointment after attending the webinar if they are not eligible for the 1:1 clinic service. There are also guidance sheets available on the website under the ‘Resources’ tab. 1:1 clinic appointment for Children with EHCP or a named worker Referrals to the 1:1 clinic can only be made by professionals for a child/young person who fulfils any of the following criteria: An Education and Health Care Plan (EHCP) and can be supported to implement a sleep plan by a school professional such as a SENCO or pastoral lead. An allocated worker, this can be any professional who is supporting the family and who has capacity to assist with the implementation of a sleep plan, for example an Intensive Family Support worker (IFS) or Early Help worker (EH) or the voluntary sector such as Home Start. Is under the care of a paediatrician regarding sleep issues. If they have both an EHCP and an allocated worker the referral should be made by the professional who is agreeing to support with the implementation of the sleep plan. If you have any queries relating to who can be an allocated worker, please get in touch by emailing: trafford@sleepandtherapyservices.co.uk A specialist sleep practitioner will contact you to arrange an appointment. The appointments will be for the parent or carer and will be on Teams. Appointments will usually last about 1 1/2 hours. The specialist sleep practitioner will ask you about your child and the types of sleep problems that they have. As every child is different and you will be provided with a personalised sleep plan, tailored to meet the needs of your child.

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This online course is designed to support parents to manage children’s anxiety more effectively. It is for parent carers of children and young people aged 6 – 14 years. The programme covers 6 modules:

Understanding anxiety

Promoting emotional resilience

Setting a good example and encouraging flexible, realistic thinking

Overcoming avoidance

Responding to children’s anxiety

Constructive problem solving and maintaining progress.

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Trafford Directory | Triple P -Fear Less

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This online course is designed to support parents to manage children’s anxiety more effectively. It is for parent carers of children and young people aged 6 – 14 years. The programme covers 6 modules: Understanding anxiety Promoting emotional resilience Setting a good example and encouraging flexible, realistic thinking Overcoming avoidance Responding to children’s anxiety Constructive problem solving and maintaining progress. For more details and to access the course email online.parenting@trafford.gov.uk

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Home Start want to hear from parents and carers from Trafford to helps shape the future support services for new parents/carers.

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Manchester Infant Male Circumcision Quality Assurance Programme 

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The Greater Manchester Infant Male Circumcision Quality Group works with parents and private practitioners to assist informed decisions, reduce the risk of harm and provide access to continuous quality improvement advice.

Discover how to get your infant son circumcised safely and view our list of quality-assured providers.

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Greater Manchester Infant Male Circumcision

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About us

The Greater Manchester Infant Male Circumcision Quality Group works with parents and private practitioners to assist informed decisions, reduce the risk of harm and provide access to continuous quality improvement advice.

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Resources for parents

Discover how to get your infant son circumcised safely and view our list of quality-assured providers.

Get advice today

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Home - Greater Manchester Infant Male Circumcision

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Emotionally Based School None Attendance

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Emotionally Based School None Attendance

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Provide parents with a summary as to what emotionally based school non-attendance is, why this might be occurring, and how parents and school can work together to improve experiences.

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Emotionally Based School None Attendance

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Provide parents with a summary as to what emotionally based school non-attendance is, why this might be occurring, and how parents and school can work together to improve experiences.

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Provides whole family support for children and family members affected by parental substance use.

Watch a short video about the program here: https://youtu.be/uRhufAwa10Y

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Support

The award winning Holding Families programme provides whole family support for children and family members affected by parental substance use. We work with parents and carers at any stage of their recovery from drugs and alcohol use.

We work with each family member separately and also as a family unit. We will work with families where there is at least one young person under the age of 18 living in the family home or where the substance using parent is pregnant. At least one of the parents should have problematic drug or alcohol use. Families can be referred by themselves or by any professional working with them.

The aim of the programme is to give the whole family the opportunity to talk about any problems caused by drugs and alcohol and to allow the children's voices to be heard by the family. Ultimately, the programme aims to empower families to make positive decisions on the changes they would like to make to help improve family life.

For more more information about Holding Families, please click on the image below that best suits you:

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If you would like to learn more about the programme please click on the links below. If you are a family that would benefit from taking part in the Holding Families programme, or you are a professional wishing to refer a family, please download and return the or call 0161 723 3880/ Referral Form info@earlybreak.co.uk

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Holding Families Programme - Early Break

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Our award winning Holding Families Programme is a whole family support for parents/carers affected by drug and alcohol use in Bury, Rochdale, Bolton, Salford and Trafford.

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Colleagues from across the Early Years system have developed the Greater Manchester (GM) 10 Top Tips for Thriving, which will be launched during Children’s Mental Health Week.

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Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) - working together to improve the lives of people in Greater Manchester - Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford, Wigan

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Kooth's factsheet for young people

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Here you will find information advice and local support service for people with autism, parent carers of children or young people with autism and those who work with them.

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Here you will find information advice and local support service for people with autism, parent carers of children or young people with autism and those who work with them.

In addition to the services listed below you can find many more services, activities, things to do and a wide range of SEND advice and guidance on Trafford's SEND Local Offer.

Diagnosis

Autism is a lifelong developmental condition, which affects people in different ways. Autism is not always picked up in childhood; people can be diagnosed at any age.

There are different services available for diagnosis and support depending on how old you are.

School based support is the first stage of the current TASC pathway. When a parent/carer or teacher thinks that a child may be showing signs of autism/social communication difficulties the Graduated Approach is started. The school based support part of the pathway will usually be for 2 terms.

Find out more about Trafford's Graduated Approach for:

Find out more about the Trafford Autism and Social Communication Pathway (TASC) for children and young people
TASC Pathway waiting list FAQ
Post Diagnostic Support

If your child or young person has an autism diagnosis there are lots of organisations that offer support. You might need different types of support at different times in your life.

Getting Advice - for those who need advice and signposting

Support available via the Local Authority
SEN consultant, Autism and Social Communication: SEN Advisory Service SENAS)

Respond to referral by any Trafford school for child or young person with social communication concerns with or without a diagnosis of autism, whether family wish to seek a diagnosis or not. Observation, offer advice (including written advice), meetings with school staff and parents/carers etc.

Training for whole staff/staff groups in schools in a variety of areas that are autism related

Regular autism friendly email updates shared with SENCos including material to be shared with families (including social events such as relaxed performances and museum early openings) as well as material to use in the school.

Signpost schools to the free Greater Manchester Autism Consortium webinars for parents/carers. Autism seminars for families | gmac (autismgm.org.uk)

Autism in Schools

Aims to reduce inappropriate educational exclusions and hospital admissions for children and young people with learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions (ASCs) and/or challenging behaviour.

This is a transformation programme which is being co-produced with Trafford Parent Carer Forums and support parent groups in schools which provides modules and learning to school staff to help them understand the needs of autistic students and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments within the school environment.

AiS also promotes the voice of autistic children through 'Understanding Me' helping young people and their families understand the young person autism.

In Trafford, this is being developed with Trafford Parents Forum and will be rolled out in 3 Schools:

Moorlands Junior School

Lostock High School

Wellington High School

Direct parent support
Trafford Parent Carer Forum
Trafford Parent Carer Forum provide peer support, advice and information to parents and carers of children and young people.
Trafford Directory | Trafford Parents Forum Stronger Together Empowering Parents (STEP)
STEP are a support service within Trafford Parents Forum. They provide emotional and practical support and advice for parent/carers of children and young people with SEND in Trafford. They also have a team of trained volunteers who can act as mentors for parent carers. They pair mentors up according to the skills and experience they have and match them accordingly with parent/carers who could benefit the most from their support.
Trafford Directory | Stronger Together Empowering Parents (STEP) Trafford Special Educational Needs and Disability Information, Advice and Support Service (Trafford SENDIASS)
Provides impartial information, advice and support to children and young people aged 0-25 with SEND, as well as their parents and carers.

They can also support with:

The law around SEND

Education health care plans (EHCP)

Resolving any disagreements

Health and social care in relation to special educational needs provision

Transition post 16 - Preparing for adulthood

Personal budgets

Information on the Local Offer (Services and provision available for those with SEND)
Trafford Directory | Trafford SEND Information Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS) Trafford SEND Parent Carers Chatty Café
Supporting Trafford parents who have children and young people with SEN, disability and/or additional needs. They are a source of help, advice and support for parents, offering anything from a cup of coffee to the opportunity to meet other parents, leaflets and information to invitations to training events and conferences.

Families with a child or young person 0 to 25 years.

Telephone - 0161 912 1053

E-mail - sarah.bradley@trafford.gov.uk
Pacts Stockport
A collection of webinars on a range of subjects, which have been shared by Stockport and are be accessed by families.
https://pactstockport.co.uk/webinars/
Getting Help - for those who need focused and specific help

Direct parent support
Special Educational Needs Advisory Service (SENAS)

provide school parent/carer group support- one Primary as a trial, moving on to wider online offering soon.

Co-delivering sensory workshops with OT colleagues to parents/carers on the waiting list for sensory referral

Informal discussions with parents/carers about support for children- signposting, sharing material etc.

Deliver training for groups of parents/carers e.g., on Zones of Regulation.

Special Educational Needs Advisory Service (SENAS) / Portage Service | Trafford Directory
Greater Manchester Autism Consortium
Post diagnostic workshops for parent carers - free webinars designed for parent/carers of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC).
HOME | gmac (autismgm.org.uk) Education Psychology
The service offers slots via their Facebook page for parents/carers to chat with them about any concerns they may have, including autism and social communication difficulties
Educational Psychology | Trafford Services for Education (traffordeducation.co.uk)
Support for Families, Children & Young People - Non-Commissioned Services
Spectrum Gaming
Spectrum Gaming is an online community for autistic young people which has three main intended outcomes, building friendships, increasing self-acceptance and advocacy.

Website - About Us | Spectrum Gaming
Autism Understood
A WEBSITE ABOUT AUTISM, FOR AUTISTIC YOUNG PEOPLE

Spectrum Gaming have made a website so that everyone can gain a better understanding of what autism is, since most people they meet seem a little confused about what autism actually is.
I AM Celebrating Autism in Greater Manchester
Offer a range of groups for different age groups (10+, 16+, 18+) including Information and Family Support, Roleplay Gaming Group, Life Coaching, and Aspirations Project which includes leisure and social activities.

Telephone - 0161 866 8483

E-mail - admin@i-am-autism.org.uk

Website - https://i-am-autism.org.uk/

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/IAMCelebratingAutisminGreaterManchester/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/ASGMAManchester
Ambitious Youth Network
Offer an online space to meet other autistic young people, take on paid opportunities, and join group panels. Ages 16 - 25 years

E-mail - participation@ambitiousaboutautism.org.uk

Website - Ambitious About Autism

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ambitiousaboutautism

Twitter - https://twitter.com/ambitiousautism
Disability Support Network - South Asian Family Health
Network for South Asian families offering parent/carer workshops to offer support and hare experiences and skills.

Telephone - 0161 870 2322, 07455 990719

E-mail - safh.group@gmail.com

Website - Disability Support Network - South Asian Family Health | Trafford Directory
KIDS SEND Mediation Service
Helps parents and young people resolve disputes about Education, Health and Care (EHC) needs assessments and Plans, as well as other SEND related issues. Ages 0-25 years.

Telephone - 03330 062 835

E-mail - senmediation@kids.org.uk

Website - https://www.kids.org.uk/send-mediation

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/KIDScharity

Twitter - https://twitter.com/kidscharity
National Autistic Society North
Parent to parent emotional support service, includes the NAS Helpline which can provide parents with information and advice.

Telephone - 01254 888535

NAS helpline - 0808 800 4104

Parent to Parent Service - 0808 800 4106

E-mail - north.services@nas.org.uk

Website - https://www.autism.org.uk/
National Sleep Helpline
Free help line to support parents and CYP with sleep problems, have specialist who work within SEND.

Telephone - 0330 353 0541

E-mail - helpline@thesleepcharity.org.uk

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheSleepCharity

Twitter - https://twitter.com/thesleepcharity
Navigate (Scope)
Six-week programme that aims to put parents in touch with a personal advisor, helping them to talk about their feelings and concerns.

Telephone - 0808 801 0510

E-mail - navigate@scope.org.uk

Website - https://www.scope.org.uk/navigate
Parents Connect
6-week support programme for parents and carers of young disabled people. Ages 0-18 years.

Telephone - helpline 0808 800 3333

E-mail - parentsconnect@scope.org.uk

Website - https://www.scope.org.uk/family-services/parents-connect/

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Scope/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/scope

Getting More Help - for those who need more extensive and specialist help
Riding the Rapids (RTR)
Professionals across Trafford including Early Help and clinicians are trained in RTR as well as staff in a small number of schools.

RTR is a ten week group intervention aimed at helping parents/carers of children with additional needs to positively understand and manage their child's behaviour, improving quality of life and equipping families with skills to take on their journey with them. Designed for parents/carers of children with learning disabilities and/or autism the group materials can be adapted to support parents/carers of children in specialist or in mainstream provision. The course is divided into different modules including:

understanding the function of behaviour that challenges

making environmental changes to support positive behaviour

developing strategies to promote positive behaviour based on this understanding

promoting positive attachments through better communication and play

supporting parents/carers self-care and promoting parental coping and wellbeing.

Based on well researched principles of functional analysis, the course aims to give parents/carers strategies to help them in that moment in time, as well as skills they can apply to future challenges.

Email - Emma.bamlett@trafford.gov.uk

Jag.Vickers@trafford.gov.uk

Janette.Crump@trafford.gov.uk

Telephone - 0161 912 5020 Stretford Early Help Hub

0161 912 2122 Partington Early Help Hub

Website - Parenting Courses
Sleep support
The Together Trust are commissioned to provide a Sleep Tight Trafford offer one-to-one sleep clinics for local parents and carers of children aged 2-18 years in Trafford. There are trained practitioners available to support children who have an autism or an ADHD diagnosis. Children without a diagnosis are able to access this service between the age of 2-18.

Telephone - 0161 286 4201

Website - Sleep Tight Trafford | Together Trust
Get Out There - Trafford Holiday Club - Short Breaks by SENSE
Group supporting children with a diagnosis of autism, run in school holidays. The group helps children with socialisation with a range of activities so children can choose individually or join a group activity.

Telephone - 07402 017242

E-mail - Judith.Archer@sense.org.uk

Website - Get Out There (GOT) Trafford Holiday Club - Short Break by SENSE | Trafford Directory
Sense | For people with complex disabilities
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/senseuk

Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/sensecharity
Sport Works and Gorse Hill Studios Inclusive Saturday Challenge - Short Breaks
Supported by Trafford Council and delivered in partnership with Gorse Hill Studios. These are fun, relaxed and totally inclusive sessions designed to increase social skills, healthy habits and give children new experiences.

Sport Works provides engaging and stimulating sessions of mixed activities some developing skills in leadership, group working, communication and organisation, examples of activities are; target hoops, basketball, boccia, dodgeball, tag rugby, hockey, cricket, gymnastics, Danish cricket, tag rounders, street dance, cheerleading, non-contact martial arts, rock climbing, volleyball, new age Curling, bean bag ball and many more.

At the same sessions Gorse Hill Studios provides mixed sessions based around creative arts and expressions, as such young people have a complete choice of which to do at each visit.

Gorse Hill Studios implements a rolling programme of innovative arts (Drama, Dance, Media, Visual Arts and Music) and youth work techniques to create and provide opportunities, empower participants, increase wellbeing and potential. The group explores and identifies a theme for each session that culminates in a series of skills sharing and show back events.

At the end of the day it is about 2 things; making children enjoy themselves and to offer parents/carers a short break!

These sessions also run during the school holidays throughout the week.

Telephone - 07539 851326

E-mail - jon@sportworksltd.co.uk

Website - Sportworks website

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/swmcrandcheshire/

Getting Risk Support through Transforming Care Agenda
Dynamic Support Database

Dynamic Support Database (DSD) used to identify children and young people with Autism (diagnosed) and/or Learning Disabilities who present with an increase in challenging behaviour and significant risk of admission to a Tier 4 hospital and/or residential placement - Parents / Carer, professionals from health, social care or education can put a child or young person's name on this database (consent needed).

The DSD is used by clinicians and commissioners to monitoring risk and offer support to children, young people and their families to prevent admission to hospital and 52 week residential care and to remain in the community.

Other useful sources of support

Trafford Independent Travel Training - offer training to young people on how to get to and from school by themselves, as well as preparing them for other journeys they will want to make as they get older.

Trafford Carers Centre - provides information and support to carers, completes carers assessments and carer health checks. The autism carers group meets on a regular basis.

Talkshop - specialist advice and information service for young people aged between 13 and 19 years old.

Connexions Trafford Connexions is a service for young people in Trafford aged 13-19 (or 25 if they have disability). They offer support in relation to education and employment. They provide support from qualified Careers Advisors.
Social Care
Adult Social Care (Complex Care), to support smooth transitions, assessment and reassessment.

Community Care Assessments If you are an adult and have a diagnosis of autism you are legally entitled to an assessment under the Care Act (2014).

Children's Complex Needs Team (CAN), can carry out social care assessments and provide access to specialist support for eligible children

Trafford Early Development Service, supports children and their families through Portage developmental play sessions.
Health
Learning Disability Health and Wellbeing - a section of the Local Offer dedicated to Learning Disability Health Checks

Health Passports - It can be helpful to provide a Health Passport for hospital staff to avoid repeated questions and queries on how best to support you during your stay in Hospital.

Community Learning Disability Team - Children, support services for Children and Young People up to the age of 18 who have significant and enduring learning disabilities with additional and complex needs

Community Learning Disabiity Team - Adults, health support for people over the age of 18 who have a learning disability

Community Paediatric Team - specialist children's doctors with training and expertise in developmental paediatrics and disability

Community Therapy Service - includes Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy

CAMHS - service for children and young people who are experiencing mental health difficulties

Speech and Language Therapy Service for children and young people - a team of Speech and Language Therapists and Speech and Speech and Language Therapy assistants who assess, diagnose and treat people who have speech, language and communications needs and feeding difficulties.
Education
Education, Health and Care (EHC) Assessment Team - manage the EHC assessment process
Employment
Job Centre Plus - Disability Employment Advisor, Stretford

Job Centre Plus - Disability Employment Advisor, Alexandra Park

Job Centre Plus - Disability Employment Advisor, Altrincham

Pure Innovations - provide formal autism/disability training in the workplace and supported internships

United Response - support for adults with Learning Disabilities and Autism to gain employment
Housing Support
Greater Manchester Autism Consortium Housing Resources provides guidance for autistic and learning disabled people who need help with renting a home or due to threat of eviction. There are also guides for private landlords, housing support organisations and housing association landlords to supporting autistic and learning disabled people.
Information
The National Autistic Society has produced information for parent carers after a diagnosis has been reached:

Support for adults with autism

Trafford Extended Service post diagnosis group for Adults - autism diagnosis service, with focussed post-diagnostic and group support

CEA Cinema Card - if you are claiming certain benefits you may be eligible for a CEA card which allows you to obtain one free ticket for the person who is accompanying you to enable you to visit the cinema.

Empower You! - exercise sessions for people with learning difficulties and autism

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42nd Street - Rays - Young Black Women's Group

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42nd Street - Rays - Young Black Women's Group

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A weekly peer support group for all young Black or Black heritage Women (inclusive of trans black women and non-binary young people) aged 13-17 to explore and improve their mental health and wellbeing.

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Rays - Young Black Women's Group

This group is weekly peer support group for ALL young Black or Black heritage Women (inclusive of trans black women and non-binary young people) aged 13-17 to explore and improve their mental health and wellbeing.

Come and join us to connect with other young black women! This group will be young people led and facilitated by mental health practitioners who are experts by experience / Black Heritage practitioners at 42 nd street. An environment for participants to feel free to share their thoughts and experiences with others who may relate to them, improve their mood and develop healthy coping mechanisms for their mental health and emotional wellbeing. The group will achieve this through discussion, creative activities, film screenings and trips and exhibitions also guest speakers who are influential Black Women that advocate for Young Black people.

The group is every Monday 4:30-6 at 42nd Street

If you would like to register please email Tibyan at Tibyan.sanoh@42ndstreet.org.uk

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Rays - Young Black Women's Group This group is weekly peer support group for ALL young Black or Black heritage Women (inclusive of trans black women and non-binary young people) aged 13-17 to explore and improve their mental health and wellbeing. Come and join us to connect with other young black women!

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Jet 42 is a weekly peer support group for young Black and mixed-race men aged 16-25 to explore and improve their mental health and emotional wellbeing.

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Jet 42 is a group for Young Black Men, 17-25, to meet and connect

Every Wednesday from 5pm - 6.30pm, at 42nd Street (in Group Space and on Microsoft Teams)

Jet 42 is a weekly peer support group for young Black and mixed-race men aged 16-25 to explore and improve their mental health and emotional wellbeing. Delivered by Eric Thompson and Neal Trotman, 42nd Street's Black male practitioners, it is a safe space for participants to share their feelings, improve their mood and develop healthy coping mechanisms for their mental health in a supportive, friendly and non-judgmental environment. Jet 42 does this through discussions and creative activities such as cookery and film. The group also empowers those who take part to develop their confidence and skills in public speaking and advocating for Black people to access support services.

If you would like to register your interest in attending the group or have any questions, please email Eric at eric.thomson@42ndstreet.org.uk or Neal at Neal.trotman@42ndstreet.org.uk

You can also use the SIGN UP button or CLICK HERE

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Jet 42 is a group for Young Black Men, 17-25, to meet and connect Every Wednesday from 5pm - 6.30pm, at 42nd Street (in Group Space and on Microsoft Teams) Jet 42 is a weekly peer support group for young Black and mixed-race men aged 16-25 to explore and improve their mental health and emotional wellbeing.

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42nd Street have pulled together resources direct from young people on a range of topics around being LGBTQ+ or supporting friends who are, click here to view these!

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We've pulled together resources direct from young people on a range of topics around being LGBTQ+ or supporting friends who are to create our new LGBTQ+ resource centre.

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We've pulled together resources direct from young people on a range of topics around being LGBTQ+ or supporting friends who are to create our new LGBTQ+ resource centre. Explore the topics below to get started!

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With a focus on emotional health and wellbeing, the Q42 Project is a safe and social space for LGBTQ+ young people aged 13 to 18.

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Queer culture meets wellbeing peer support in a weekly group for LGBTQ+ people aged 13-18.

With a focus on emotional health and wellbeing, the Q42 Project is a safe and social space for LGBTQ+ young people to: explore and express their LGBTQ+ identities; work on creative projects and activities; create awareness and advocacy outreach campaigns; go on trips and film screenings; and collaborate with other Manchester based organisations (including BBC, Gaydio and Royal Exchange Theatre).

We've created a full LGBTQ+ hub you can check out too

What people say about the Q42 group
"This has given me the opportunity to meet more people and socialise!"
"I've made loads of new friends"
"I felt I was hiding my sexuality but now I'm happy with who I am"

If you'd like to get involved you can email connect@42ndstreet.org.uk and we'll give you all the info you need!

To join use the SIGN UP button or CLICK HERE

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Queer culture meets wellbeing peer support in a weekly group for LGBTQ+ people aged 13-18. With a focus on emotional health and wellbeing, the Q42 Project is a safe and social space for LGBTQ+ young people to: explore and express their LGBTQ+ identities; work on creative projects and activities; create awareness and advocacy outreach campaigns; go on trips and film screenings; and collaborate with other Manchester based organisations (including BBC, Gaydio and Royal Exchange Theatre).

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Trafford Domestic Abuse Services (TDAS) for children and young people (ages 5 -18)

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Trafford Domestic Abuse Services (TDAS) for children and young people (ages 5 -18)

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TDAS offers support to individuals and families living or working in Trafford who are suffering or who have suffered domestic abuse. TDAS offers a range of services that support children and young people (5-18) who have been exposed to domestic abuse or who are in an unhealthy relationship.

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TDAS offer both intervention support services and prevention and educational services to children and young people who have been subject to or who are at risk of domestic abuse.

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We offer a range of services that support children and young people who have been exposed to domestic abuse or who are in their own unhealthy relationship. We provide educational programmes to prevent children and young people entering into abusive relationships. We also provide tailored support for the children and young people living in our accommodation.

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TDAS have both one-to-one and group-based programmes that offer emotional support and education around domestic abuse and its impacts.

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RSpace © and Speak Out Speak Now © are TDAS programmes written by domestic abuse specialists in consultation with children and young people.

What is Domestic Abuse?

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Children and young people are affected by domestic abuse. TDAS offer support services and prevention and education to children and young people in Trafford.

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Money issues can have serious negative effects on our mental health. If you are struggling with the cost of living, follow this link to find information and advice on how you can access support.

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Find resources and services in Trafford to help you and your family make the most of your money.

Government's Help for Households

Energy Price Guarantee - GOV.UK the UK Government sets out in this page who will continue to recieve the Energy Price Guarantee discount as of 1 July 2023, and how.

Cost of Living Payments 2023 to 2024 - GOV.UK is continuing for those who are eligible, such as households on certain low-income benefits like Universal Credit, Income Support, Pension Credit and Child Tax Credit. This is up to 5 payments to help with the cost of living.

Local sources of help

Trafford Assist is the Council's local welfare assistance scheme to help low income residents in short-term acute financial difficulties. Eligible households may qualify for emergency help with food, energy and water bills, essential travel expenses, white goods and furniture.

Digital Trafford - Free SIM cards, discounted Broadband, borrow a Laptop or other devices, digital drops ins and digital champions to help keep you connected as well as free courses from entry level courses to career boosting skills.

Help with money matters - getting help with debts, making the most of your money, where to get benefits advice and help with energy bills.

Support with food - food banks and community grocery schemes, plus help available from supermarkets and Free School Meals.

School uniform costs - including grants to pay for new items of school uniform, or places offering preloved clothes, shoes and kits.

The Money Advice Referral Tool (MART) has been developed to boost household income and financial resilience by getting more money into people's pockets, and helping them access the support they are entitled to.

Community Response Hubs

There are 6 Community Response Hubs located in Trafford.

They are on hand to provide a range of support to the communities they serve, including help with the cost of living resources, improving skills, mental wellbeing and physical health as well as help to become more socially connected and feel less isolated.

They will listen to you to understand your situation and give you information and advice that may help.

Altrincham
The Hub
We run a free community meal each Wednesday evening and we can issue food bank vouchers from the Trussel Trust.

We also run a Community Cupboard for anyone who may need a little extra help with grocery supplies. Every Friday, 10am you can help yourself to some store cupboard staples. First come, first serve. Don't forget to bring your own carrier bags if possible.

Citizens Advice run a drop-in each Wednesday morning and afternoon.

Stretford
St John's Centre
Can provide emergency food parcels, referrals to food banks and clothing banks, referrals to Trafford Assist for financial help, access to household support fund and fuel vouchers.

Citizens Advice provide a drop-in service every Tuesday. We can also provide free SIM cards from the online centres network.

Partington
Hope Centre
Our Hope Store Pantry is available to all local residents via a membership. We stock a wide range of basic essentials and you can pay £3.50 for a bag of shopping, or £5 if there are more than 3 people in your house and you need a bigger bag.

We can also provide referrals for food bank vouchers and kids packed lunches through some school holidays.

Citizens Advice provide a drop-in service every Monday. We can also provide emergency support to help those who find themselves in difficult financial situations and are unable to access Trafford Assist support first. We can provide free SIM cards from the National Databank.

Sale
Our Sale West
Contact the Sale Hub about access to food bank vouchers, food parcels or other food support from The Bread & Butter Thing and Foodshare as well as emergency financial assistance, clothing support and energy top-ups.

We can provide budget and debt advice as well as help with referrals to other support. We provide digital device loans.

Stretford
Stretford Public Hall
Our Stretford Community Hub coordinator can refer residents to Stretford food bank, other food support and household support fund.

We have a free community cafe and community activities. We can help you if you are in need of emergency financial assistance.

Citizens Advice are resident at our hub on Tuesdays.

Urmston
Age UK Urmston Community Hub and West VCFSE Collective
Our community hub services are for all age.

Can refer to food banks and provide emergency food support. Help with energy top-ups. Access to household support fund and referrals to Trafford Assists.

Citizens Advice can be booked via appointment and are at our community hub on a Friday.

Citizens Advice Trafford

Citzens Advice offer Face to Face sessions across Trafford.

Monday

Partington Library Drop in 10am-1pm

The Hope Centre at The Hideaway Partington Drop in 1.30pm-3.30pm

Tuesday

Stretford Public Hall Drop in 9.30am-3pm

St John's Centre (Old Trafford)- Drop in 9.30am - 3.30pm

Wednesday

Altrincham Hub Drop in 9.30am-3.30pm

Thursday

Sale West Community Centre Drop in 9.30am-3.30pm

Friday

Urmston Library Drop in 10.00am to 4pm

Urmston AgeUK Appointment only

You can also give them a call on 0808 278 7803, their phone lines are open Monday to Friday, 8:30am 5:30pm. All calls are free of charge.

Mental Health and Wellbeing

There are lots of organisations that offer mental health support, both locally and nationally. You might need different types of support at different times in your life. Sometimes it might just be about getting a bit of advice or sometimes problems are more serious or don't get better with self-help.

Not what you're looking for?

Find services in Trafford to help with:

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Known as the Northern Gambling Clinic, this service provides specialist addiction therapy and recovery to people affected by gambling addiction, as well as those with mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and suicidal feelings.

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The NHS Northern Gambling Service (also known as the Northern Gambling Clinic) provides specialist addiction therapy and recovery to people affected by gambling addiction, as well as those with mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and suicidal feelings. We also provide help to people close to those with gambling addiction, such as family, partners, and carers.

We cover the whole of the North of England including the north Midlands. Find details about how you can access the service.

We're a clinical team made up of psychologists, therapists, psychiatrists, and mental health nurses. We also have experts by experience - people who have recovered from gambling addiction. We have clinics in Manchester, Newcastle and Leeds.

Who to contact

Telephone

0300 300 1490 0300 300 1490

E-mail

Website

https://www.leedsandyorkpft.nhs.uk/

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Time / Date Details

When is it on

Open Monday to Friday and seeing people face to face or virtually . Please ring 0300 300 1490 for further information,

Time of day

Afternoon
Morning

Accessibility

Details

We offer face to face appointments aswell as virtual appointments which can be one to one or group based.

Referral Required?

No

Referral Details

Referral details are on the website

Alternatively you can call 0300 3001490 to speak to a member of staff

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The NHS Northern Gambling Service (also known as the Northern Gambling Clinic) provides specialist addiction therapy and recovery to people affected by gambling addiction, as well as those with mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and suicidal feelings. We also provide help to people close to those with gambling addiction, such as family, partners, and carers.

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A community of families bereaved by gambling-related suicide that provides support, raises awareness of gambling disorders, and campaigns for change.

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Every day someone takes their life in the UK because of gambling

400+

gambling-related suicides every year

105,000

UK children addicted to gambling or at risk

£1.5bn

spent each year on gambling advertising

86%

online betting profit from 5% customers

Has your family been bereaved by gambling-related suicide?

Contact us

Our demands

We are campaigning to reform the UK's outdated gambling laws.

The government must enshrine gambling in law as a public health issue. Those actions must include:

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Dangerous products made safer e.g. through stake limits & play speeds

Stringent affordability checks enforced across all operators

A statutory levy to pay for independent research, education & treatment

An end to gambling advertising, sponsorship & inducements

Every gambling-related suicide is investigated & learned from

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Join our mailing list so we can keep you informed of the latest developments, including events and campaigns.

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Sign our petition

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If you are affected by gambling you are one of millions. Welcome to Chapter One. This is your place to find information that will help you understand the causes of gambling harm, and where to access the right help. Free from gambling industry funding and influence.
You are not alone

Information about gambling

Some forms of gambling are more likely than others to bring about addiction and increased harm.

Find out more

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Holding Families+ programme (family support)

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Holding Families+ programme (family support)

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Holding families+ project works with children (under 18years) & their families with alcohol and substance using parents who are involved in the criminal justice system, and also work with families with parents who are on a community order with probation. The programme aims to empower families to make positive decisions and help improve family life

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The award winning Holding Families programme provides whole family support for children and family members affected by parental substance misuse. We work with parents and carers at any stage of their recovery from drugs and alcohol use.
We work with each family member separately and also as a family unit. We will work with families where there is at least one young person under the age of 18 living in the family home or where the substance using parent is pregnant. At least one of the parents should have problematic drug or alcohol use. Families can be referred by themselves or by any professional working with them.

The aim of the programme is to give the whole family the opportunity to talk about any problems caused by drugs and alcohol and to allow the children's voices to be heard by the family. Ultimately, the programme aims to empower families to make positive decisions on the changes they would like to make to help improve family life.

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Support to reduce or stop Smoking & Vaping

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Support to reduce or stop Smoking & Vaping

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This service offers free advice for parents and carers of children aged 0-19 in the UK. We can support up to age 25 where a child has special educational needs.

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Support for Parents from Action For Children

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Sleep - Support for Parents from Action For Children

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Bedtime, naps, and the questions that keep us awake at night. Get sleep advice from our parenting coaches.

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Occupational Therapy Advice (Sensory Support)

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Occupational Therapy Advice (Sensory Support)

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This pack has been developed for those working with children in schools and/or at home with potential sensory difficulties. The aim is to help identify which senses may be impacted upon and why this may result in a child having difficulties dealing with certain sensory stimulus and/or environments and why an individual may present with certain behaviours.