Wirral is leading on the introduction of a new neurodiversity profiling tool for Cheshire and Merseyside. The pilot will help the borough’s neurodiverse children.

Parenting can be tough, but you don’t have to do it alone. Across Wirral parents are supporting each other through the Being a Parent course - a free, practical, and supportive programme designed for parents and carers of children aged 2–11 years.

Wirral Council’s Compass team work directly with families and young people around a range of issues.

Families across Wirral are set to benefit from an additional year of support as the government confirms a funding extension for the Families First for Children (FFC) Pathfinder.

The project is based around the support and relationships gained from an extended family.

National Care Leavers’ Week, which runs from Monday 28 October – Sunday 3 November is an opportunity to amplify care leavers’ voices, and shine a light on their achievements.

Residents with a background in early years education could receive a cash incentive to enter the industry thanks to a pilot scheme.

Cllr Paul Stuart talks to us about his family's experience of fostering.

Wirral are in need of more foster carers to help keep siblings together by offering them room together in their hearts and home.

Although the long school holiday is fast approaching, there is still time to register for a free place at one of Wirral’s summer activity clubs.

Riverside Primary School in Seacombe and Wallasey’s Mosslands School are among just 61 schools across the country to be selected for investment through the Government's School Rebuilding Programme.

Children across Wirral are invited to take part in this year’s Summer Reading Challenge which starts on Saturday 9 July.