Parents and carers across Wirral are feeling more confident and supported thanks to a new training initiative aimed at helping children with Emotional Barriers to School Attendance (EBSA).
A brand-new café has opened at Equilibrium Family Hub – and it’s here for everyone! Thanks to support from Magenta Living and Family Hubs funding, the Pear Tree Café is now open Monday to Friday. It’s a warm, welcoming place where you can enjoy tasty food, meet friends, and feel part of the community.
This summer, Family Hubs across Wirral have been buzzing with activity, laughter, and learning as families came together to enjoy a wide range of events and sessions designed to support children and their families.
To celebrate National Breastfeeding Week, we’re sharing the story of a Wirral mum and her breastfeeding journey, highlighting how support from local organisations like Koala North West has made a lasting impact. From feeling isolated during lockdown with her first baby to finding connection, confidence, and care with her second, her experience shows just how vital community support can be.
As Accessible Outdoors month comes to a close this July, we wanted to highlight an opportunity to get out and about on two (or three) wheels right here in Wirral - in Birkenhead Park.
Parents across Wirral are celebrating the difference the HENRY (Health, Exercise, Nutrition for the Really Young) programme has made to their family life, gaining new skills, confidence and support along the way.
Time-limited offer released ahead of the biggest pantomime the the Wirral has ever seen – featuring West End quality, local legends and unmissable star power!
The ‘how to become a childminder’ sessions are being run by the council’s Economic Growth and Early Years teams and will also offer advice from the council’s Universal Business Support Service.
As the summer holidays approach, parents and carers of children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), may find the season brings added pressure and uncertainty.
Children and young people with a disability and/or additional needs and their families are invited to take part in a huge range of activities as part of a summer holiday programme.
