Wirral Council has welcomed the findings of Ofsted’s focused visit to children’s services, which confirm that the Integrated Front Door (IFD) “continues to respond swiftly and effectively” to contacts about vulnerable children.
Last week to celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week, Family Hubs across Wirral invited parents to take part in a self‑care workshop delivered by Wirral Mind. The session gave parents an opportunity to learn practical ways to support their own wellbeing and create calmer routines at home.
February half term is nearly here and there’s no shortage of fantastic ways to keep the whole family entertained across Wirral. Whether you love dinosaurs, getting messy outdoors, joining creative crafts, or burning off energy with sports, there’s something for everyone. Here’s your easy guide to what’s on:
This Children’s Mental Health Week, we’re celebrating the support available to children, young people and families across Wirral. We’re shining a light on Branch, Wirral’s online mental wellbeing hub, and introducing the people behind the service who help young people feel supported and listened to.
Families across Wirral can now benefit from accessible and easy to understand documents explaining the child protection processes in the borough and the support available for them.
Our Family Hubs are offering FREE access to the Togetherness online courses. A new year is here, and it’s the perfect time to focus on what matters most—your family. If you’re a parent, grandparent, or carer in Wirral, we’ve got something special for you!
A new online resource has launched, providing support and advice for children and young people with neurodevelopmental needs across the borough. The Neurodiversity Hub Wirral is also a useful tool for parents-carers and professionals.
Women, girls, survivors and allies have joined together for a symbolic ‘white ribbon walk’ in Wirral. The walk marks the end of a global 16 days of action, an international campaign raising awareness of gender-based violence and abuse.
