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Community buddies

Community Buddies support children and young people with a disability, additional or special educational needs (SEN) to get out and about in the community, try new things, and take part in activities they enjoy.

Workplace Wellbeing

Hampshire and Isle of Wight NHS Wellbeing Hub mental wellbeing support, advice and guidance. ... The Burnt Chef Project also offers support to the hospitality and leisure industry.

Whole Family Approach

Whole Family Approach. Whole Family Approach. It is important not to consider a child in isolation. ... NHS Talking Therapies Hampshire offers support to people with common mental health problems including depression and anxiety.

Rapid support service

This could include what you can do for yourself, help from family and friends, access to community facilities or support from voluntary services. ... Do you provide unpaid practical or emotional support to someone? This could be to a family member, a

I accepted this award nomination on behalf of all foster carers

Amanda’s story

Celebrating Hampshire’s inclusive fostering community in Foster Focus Week

Fostering Hampshire Children is celebrating its inspiring foster carers and calling for more people to open their doors to some of Hampshire’s most vulnerable children

Emotional support for bereavement

This survey was conducted as part of a wider project to understand the triggers and barriers to seeking, or providing, emotional support around bereavement.

Referrals to the Physical Disability team

Getting referred to the Physical Disability team

Support for special needs Support for families Support for young people

Voice empowerment and participation

Learn about the ways that you can get involved to help improve the services that you use.

Park Yoga

helping you enhance flexibility before a ride and support recovery afterwards. ... Contact: 02392 595040. Categories: Countryside Events Fitness Wellbeing Family Learning Learning for Personal Development Personal Development Sports and Outdoor

Looking back at fostering - Zoe’s story: Part 1

They’ve seen children come with nothing and they treat them very much as part of the family. ... It’s an eye-opener what effort and support they give the children.

Hampshire County Council joins forces with local authorities across South East to find more foster carers

Hampshire County Council has joined 19 other councils in the South East to form the country’s largest local authority fostering partnership, in a bid to increase the number of foster carers across the region

Sensory walks in nature

The sensory trails across Hampshire have been created to help people of all ages and abilities to confidently get outside and connect with the environment.

4 sustainable gift ideas that are Hampshire Countryside approved

This festive season, lots of us will be looking to give greener gifts, making a big impression without leaving a big impact on the planet

Loving homes needed in Hampshire for children seeking refuge

Hampshire County Council is renewing its call for vitally needed foster carers to support vulnerable children seeking refuge in the UK

Hampshire Hive Blog: August 2021

To feel part of an extended family, to feel accepted and to feel safe. ... localised, family like support that many of us miss.

Ali Lee case study

Hampshire County Council’s specialist refugee child service is looking for foster carers to join its team to provide care for refugee children.

Attending an inquest

If you are asked to give evidence at the inquest, you will be expected to attend. If you think this will be too difficult, you should discuss it with us.  Find out who can attend an inquest.

Support for your child

Guidance and support for parents and guardians

Useful contacts

Contact details for services and organisations

About the early years and childcare training and support service

Early years and childcare training and support has a strong reputation for delivering high quality training and support to early years and childcare providers, as well as providing a trusted perspective on early years teaching practice.

LGBTQ+ is no barrier to fostering - Sarah and Emily’s experience

insight to the difficult family situations that children and young people can find themselves in, through no fault of their own. ... It is challenging, we won’t lie, but it is so rewarding, there is excellent training and ongoing support to help.

Mental Elf Festive Fun Run

However, children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. There is also a 2.5km festive family walk option as well, as we truly want to involve as many community ... The event highlights the need for better mental health support during the winter months

Learners of EAL and the Silent Period

A few children do not manage the transition from silence to speech in spite of staff using the strategies suggested for children in the silent period

Miscellaneous

From full-time teacher to full-time foster carer

Fostering Hampshire Children is celebrating its inspiring foster carers and calling for more people to consider changing the life of a child in need, during its annual Foster Focus Week (24-30October)