Witney Children and Family Centre provides support and advice to children and families who need extra help – with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children and Family Centre work closely with partner agencies to give help and advice to families.
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Oxfordshire County Council is providing a new integrated service from the Children and Family Centres across Oxfordshire. They are providing support and advice to children and families, with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children and Family Centres will work closely with their partner agencies to provide a range of services that are aimed to give help and advice to you and your family.
Oxfordshire County Council is providing a new integrated service from the Children & Family Centres across Oxfordshire. They are providing support and advice to children and families, with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children and Family Centres will work closely with their partner agencies to provide a range of services (Open access provision such as stay, play and learn sessions and parenting programmes that are aimed to give help and advice to you and your family). They also support families impacted by issues such as domestic abuse, early attachment and school readiness.
Oxfordshire County Council is providing a new integrated service from the Children & Family Centres across Oxfordshire. They are providing support and advice to children and families, with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children and Family Centres will work closely with their partner agencies to provide a range of services (Open access provision such as stay, play and learn sessions and parenting programmes that are aimed to give help and advice to you and your family). They also support families impacted by issues such as domestic abuse, early attachment and school readiness.
Oxfordshire County Council is providing a new integrated service from the Children & Family Centres across Oxfordshire. They are providing support and advice to children and families, with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children and Family Centres will work closely with their partner agencies to provide a range of services (Open access provision such as stay, play and learn sessions and parenting programmes that are aimed to give help and advice to you and your family). They also support families impacted by issues such as domestic abuse, early attachment and school readiness.
Oxfordshire County Council is providing a new integrated service from the Children and Family Centres across Oxfordshire. They are providing support and advice to children and families, with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children & Family Centres will work closely with their partner agencies to provide a range of services that are aimed to give help and advice to you and your family.
Oxfordshire County Council provides this new integrated service from the Children & Family Centres across Oxfordshire. They provide support and advice to children and families, with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children and Family Centres work closely with their partner agencies to provide a range of services that are aimed to give help and advice to you and your family.
Locality Community Support Service (LCSS) will provide advice and guidance to universal services, including schools, health services and voluntary and community groups to enable them to support vulnerable children, young people and families within their community. They will also work closely with professionals to identify the most vulnerable families who require additional support from the Family Support Service. Professionals who have concerns about a child or family where it is not an immediate safeguarding issue, can make a report to the LCSS.
Members of the public can also ring the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 5000 if they have any concerns about a child.
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