Abbey and Tia (pictured) speak about their experiences at Our Space.

The funding will build on the local authority’s existing work around targeted early help for families.

The Supporting Families programme works with families facing multiple challenges to help them overcome issues and improve their daily lives.

The hub brings together maternity services, health visitors, library and foodbank services and children’s centre activities.

Kathy Gill, Manager of Wirral Council’s Youth Justice Service, received the honour at the Butler’s Trust’s annual award ceremony which took place at St James’s Palace, London on 19 March 2024.

Working parents looking to access their funded childcare hours from April Summer term, will need to apply for an eligibility code before the deadline on 31 March 2024.

Parents and carers are being urged to book their child’s space at one of dozens of Easter Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) clubs across Wirral.

More than 2,500 local children enjoyed an activity-packed Christmas thanks to Wirral’s Holiday Activities with Food (HAF) Programme.

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

Adoption in Merseyside has found families for over 380 children in the past 5 years. However, there are currently 55 children in Merseyside still waiting for an adoptive family.

Gareth and Wendy have been fostering for nearly nine years. Already parents themselves, the couple wanted to foster as their two sons had grown up and they had room to spare.

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