As one of ten local authorities selected to deliver the Families First for Children Pathfinder Programme in April 2024, Wirral Council will continue this innovative work and will support authorities across the North West to embed these changes under the new guidance.
The Floral Pavilion, has launched a new offer for panto lovers to coincide with World Sleep Day. Don't hit snooze on this one, book your tickets now for the chance to win pre-theatre panto dining.
Family life can be full of challenges, but support is always within reach at Wirral’s Family Hubs. Whether you’re looking for advice on parenting, need support with finances, or just want to connect with other families, the Family Hubs are here for you.
Wirral Council has led the regional partnership for the Step Up to Social Work programme for eight cohorts, successfully training more than 225 social workers.
Ruth is a Heswall resident who has been a panel volunteer with Wirral Youth Justice Service for 15 years. According to Ruth, her voluntary role has opened her eyes to the challenges faced by young people.
Every year, International Women’s Day signals a global call for gender equality and empowerment for women and girls. It is also a day to celebrate the progress and achievements of women and girls.
Time, space, energy, love and commitment, these are the attributes that make a good foster carer. That’s according to Jacqui Andrews, one of Foster4’s Fostering Support workers.
Birkenhead Market’s covered outdoor space will be getting some colour just in time for Spring, with local artists set to make their mark as part of a new Art Jam event.
The new Family Network Support Packages from Wirral Council provide bespoke practical or financial support, such as funding for furniture, travel costs, or other essentials, ensuring children can stay with people they know and trust.
