The following resources have been put together for both families and practitioners working to support families in Surrey:
For additional information and support, you can contact the Family Information Service (FIS) which offers free, impartial signposting to organisations and services for families in Surrey with children between the ages of 0 to 25 years old. Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Advice for parents
Whatever the age of your child, parenting can pose challenges as well as rewards. The resources below are free to download and offer help with common parenting issues.
Parents, carers and anyone else who looks after a child in Surrey can also benefit from a wide range of parenting workshops and courses, delivered both online and in-person across the county. For more information, please see our parenting course pages.
One-minute guides
- How to handle difficult behaviour in young children
- How to handle difficult behaviour in older children
- Reducing parental conflict
- Preparing for school
Support for fathers
Additional parenting resources
- Setting boundaries
- Supporting young people online
- Positive parenting guide
- Advice for children with sleep disturbances
Advice for practitioners
One-minute guides
- Top tips for a team around the family
- Online safety advice for professionals
- Housing advice
- Early help assessments
- Family group conference
Family Centres
Family Centres provide 1-to-1 family support for families where challenging family circumstances are having a significant impact on the health, development or wellbeing of the child or children living in the home.
Professionals and practitioners working with families, for example, GPs, health visitors, schools, early years settings and others can request 1-to-1 family support for the family through the Early Help Hub. Family Centres can also be accessed directly by families who need some extra support.
For more information, download our one-minute guides to the help and support Family Centres in Surrey can offer at different levels of need: