It is also a good source of information if your child is struggling to use the toilet.

We provide three days' emergency food and support to local men, women and children living in absolute poverty.

Our vision is to ensure that no-one in the East Riding of Yorkshire has to go hungry.

Since 2013, Pantosaurus has helped over six million parents to Talk PANTS and help keep children safe from sexual abuse.

Developed with children, parents, carers and teachers, Talk PANTS is here to help children understand that their body belongs to them, and they should tell a safe adult they trust if anything makes them feel upset or worried.

We bring men together to socialise, exercise, enjoy themselves, talk and let off steam in a non-judging, friendly and supportive environment. These are all essential for wellbeing and health, both physical and mental.

The friendly and helpful FISH team can help you to find services in the East Riding for children and young people aged 0-20 years.

The team operates a free helpline offering impartial advice and support for young people, parents and carers and professionals who have a role in supporting families. They also maintain the Family Services Directory.

The Family Services Directory is an online one-stop shop where you can find information to support children and young people, whether you are a professional, parent, carer, friend or young person.

You can use the directory to search for information about:

• looking for childcare

• children's centres

• education and learning

• health

• helplines

• leisure centres

• money matters

• parent and toddler groups

• support for parents and young people

• activities and services for children with additional needs, and

• much more.

We also provide up-to-date information for early years providers and other professionals

They are teaching assistants who have received specific

additional training from Educational Psychologists from whom they receive on going supervision following training. Their role is to support children and young people in school to understand and regulate their own emotions whilst also respecting the feelings of those around them.

Tiny Happy People can help you develop your child’s language and communication skills, so they get the best start in life.

We’ll show you why and how you can bond with your child, before they’re born and throughout their early lives – it’s never too early to start.

Our ideas and activities are easy to build into your daily routine. They’re quick and inspiring, but they’re also based on expert advice and evidence, and are proven to help your child’s development.

There are SO many fantastic picture books to help children out there, but sometimes it’s not easy to find the one YOU need for your child’s situation. Our lovely team endlessly searches, assesses and reviews picture books on milestones such as starting school, potty training, moving house, or a new baby in the house. We have sourced hundreds of books on really challenging situations (divorce, serious illness, infectious diseases, operations and bereavement to name a few). We have books to encourage children to behave well, explore their feelings and develop positive traits such as resilience, confidence, courage, gratitude and kindness.

Access inforamtion and advice on all council and partner services.

Library Services

Join for free

Books can be retuned to ANY East Riding Library or mobile.

You can download eBooks, EAudiobooks, a range of local, enewspapers and emagazines.

Every library holds regular FREE groups including craft, discussions and games.

Our national carers card helps support, recognise and reward carers

Your card provides reassurance by including your emergency contact details, whilst unlocking discounts, a wellbeing hub, our Carer Circle tool, and so much more through our app.

Available to all unpaid and paid carers.

The physical card acts as a photo ID that can be used to easily communicate your access requirements to events and venues, so that the venues can provide accessibility to the needs of their visitors.

It also works online with other platforms like ticketing systems, to unlock the access facilities you need.

The card shows a photo ID and translates a persons disability or impairment into symbols, effectively highlighting the barriers they face and the reasonable adjustments they might need.

The Access Card app provides you with a personalised directory of venues, with first-class accessibility information to help you plan your trips.