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ACL Essex Family Learning
Bringing families together! About ACL Essex Family Learning ACL Essex Family Learning offers a wide range of free courses and workshops designed to support parents, carers, and children across Essex. Whether you’re navigating the challenges of parenting, supporting a child with additional needs, or simply looking for fun and educational family activities, our team is here to…
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Essex Family Information Service
The Essex Family Information Service (FIS) is a free and impartial service for parents and carers. The FIS includes lots of information to help you find out about local services for babies, children and young people. There are also links to extra help and services that are available if your child has a Special Educational…
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Home-Start Colchester, Jaywick and Clacton
Home-Start is a family support service. About Home-Start Colchester, Jaywick and Clacton Starting in the home, the Home-Start approach is as individual as the people we’re helping. No judgement, it is just compassionate, confidential help and expert support. Across the North East Essex quadrant there are two independent Home-Start charities both rooted into the local communities…
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Home-Start Harwich
Home-Start is a family support service. About Home-Start Harwich Starting in the home, the Home-Start approach is as individual as the people we’re helping. No judgement, it is just compassionate, confidential help and expert support. Across the North-East Essex quadrant there are two independent Home-Start charities both rooted into the local communities they service. Home-Start Harwich…
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Home-Start Essex
Home-Start is a family support service. About Home-Start Essex Home-Start Essex aims to give children the best possible start in life by supporting parents and caregivers to feel less isolated, to build their confidence in themselves and their parenting and to find ways to manage the challenges they face. We build trusting, helpful relationships with…
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Active Essex ‘Move With Us’ Campaign
Let’s get moving! The #MoveWithUs campaign is here to change things for our young people. By supporting them in their endeavours to find an activity that’s right for them, and one they enjoy, you’ll be more likely to continue this changed behaviour and lead an active and healthy life! Be a part of something, and…
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Essex ActivAte Holiday Programme
Fun filled holidays! Funded by Department for Education and Essex County Council, Essex ActivAte is the name for the Holiday Activity and Food programme (HAF) run by Active Essex across Essex and Thurrock. The programme offers engaging holiday clubs and free activities run by local club providers, and free spaces are offered to children and…
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Active Essex
Who are Active Essex? Active Essex is the Physical Activity and Sport Partnership for Essex. We work collaboratively with local partners to ensure the power of physical activity and sport can transform lives! Our vision is to create an active Essex to improve everyone’s health and wellbeing by working together across systems to make physical…
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Essex Child and Family Wellbeing Service
The focus of this service is making sure that everyone in Essex has the best possible start in life through meeting the identified needs of children, young people and families. The Healthy Family Team offer routine contacts to ALL families living in Essex within the first 3 years. These are as follows: These visits will…
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Essex Country Parks
Spend quality time together at Essex Country Parks! Discover the Essex Country Parks with your family! The parks offer beautiful surroundings to go on an adventure with your child. Visit the website to find out dates and times for a number of free or low-cost events. Top tips for your visit:
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Essex Libraries
Find out what’s on at your local library! Baby and Toddler Rhyme Time Baby and toddler rhyme time sessions run in all Essex libraries. You and your child will get to share rhymes and learn new songs – you can also refresh yourself with some old rhymes that you may have heard when you were…