Great Yarmouth Community Resources

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Great Yarmouth Community Resources

This webpage has a wealth of resources designed to support you and your children to flourish. Whether you're looking for educational materials, wellbeing tips, or community programs, our goal is to help your family thrive. Explore our content to discover the tools and guidance you need to ensure your child's success and happiness. We're here to support you every step of the way.

These school life resources are specifically designed to help you and your children with school life and include everything from starting school, supporting with school routines and exam stress.

What’s available online and in Norfolk?

Family Hubs provide help and support for all aspects of your parenting journey. You can access support online and in person.

Family Hubs bring together a range of existing services, so you are able to access the advice and support you need, when you need it. They are for families with babies, children and young people from conception until they reach the age of 19, or up to 25 for young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities. Family Hubs provide a place for you to access advice on how to take care of your child and ensure they are safe and healthy throughout their childhood and as they grow and develop.

Flourishing Families! Just One Norfolk has created a Flourishing Families Tool. This has been designed for families who might want a little extra help meeting their child’s needs. All you have to do is answer the questions using the tool and you will get some advice and guidance. The answers you select are anonymous and not shared with anyone! The tool can be found here.

What’s available locally to me?

In the community: Find out more about what’s available locally in your own community here.

From school: As a school we offer lots of support to families too!

Within my own family: All families have ups and downs. When times are tough asking for help from family and friends is an important way of looking after your children and yourself. Sometimes this support comes from specialist services and the professionals and volunteers who work for them. This can be important but in the long run we know that most of us get the best support from the people who care about us most; our friends, families and the community we live in.

This is our Family Network. Family Networking is about the strengths and resources in your network of family and friends. This means involving the people who know and care about you and your children best, when you need help in family life. Relationships are all about give and take, it might be you who needs a bit of extra help right now. Further down the line it might be you who is offering support to another person in your network.