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Services

The free* services listed below are designed to serve everyone in a parenting role – mothers, fathers, carers, and other adults with parental responsibility – by ensuring access to expert advice, provided through existing telephone helplines; a new generation of services delivered online; and via mobile phones.

If you work directly with parents or practitioners, please consider signposting them to the services below from your website. For more information or to contact a particular service, please see below for details of services by user-group.

* All services are free to use, except the Children's Legal Centre helpline: the calls can cost up to 4 pence per minute peak rate; networks and mobile charges may vary.

Details of services by user-group

To help identify the most suitable source of targeted support for parents and carers, brief details of each Parent Know How service are provided via the links below, grouped by user-type:

All parents

Parents of teenage children

Lone parents

Parents of disabled children

Dads

WEBSITE DISCLAIMER
The DCSF is not responsible for content on third sector websites. However, users with questions about the suitability of content on any sites listed in the Parent Know How programme should send them by email to the DCSF mailbox.

Parent Know How service directory Detailed information about the 18 family support services for use by the children's workforce; for signposting services to parents and carers who might benefit from them.

Parent Know How leaflet

Parent Know How video on YouTube

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Last updated on 30/04/2009