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On this page you will find a wide range of useful resources to help support your award journey. These include toolkits and templates, example documents, key information and details of programmes and initiatives you might want to get involved in.

While not exhaustive, the collection of resources signposts to high-quality, practical support aligned with the different aspects of health and wellbeing​.

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Showing 251-260 of 266 results found

  • Top tips for parents

    Source:

    Institute of Health Visiting

    Description

    Factsheets with expert advice on key areas of looking after your new baby from when they are born to when they go to school. Written by experts in the field, they cover topics such as feeding, health, behaviour and development, and are based on up-to-date research and the experience and knowledge of real-life health visitors working across the UK.

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing

    Resource type:

    Information
    Guidance

  • CBeebies parenting

    Source:

    BBC

    Description

    Information, advice, activity ideas, videos on a wide range of topics to support parents or carers with young children.

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing

    Resource type:

    Website

  • Live well

    Source:

    NHS

    Description

    NHS advice about healthy living, including eating a balanced diet, healthy weight, exercise, quitting smoking and drinking less alcohol.

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London
    Healthy Schools London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing
    Healthy eating
    Breastfeeding and starting solid food
    Food education and nutrition

    Resource type:

    Website

  • Domestic violence and abuse

    Source:

    NHS

    Description

    Advice on how to recognise dmestic violence and abuse signs and where to get help.

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London
    Healthy Schools London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing

    Resource type:

    Information
    Guidance

  • Child bereavement resources

    Source:

    Child bereavement UK

    Description

    Child Bereavement UK helps families to rebuild their lives when a child grieves or when a child dies. Supports children and young people (up to the age of 25) when someone important to them has died or is not expected to live, and parents and the wider family when a baby or child of any age dies or is dying.

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London
    Healthy Schools London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing

    Resource type:

    Website

  • Help with the cost of living

    Source:

    GLA

    Description

    Information about benefits, grants and discounts you can get if you’re in financial difficulty, from Greater London Authority, the government, your local council, charities and advice centres.

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London
    Healthy Schools London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing

    Resource type:

    Information
    Guidance

  • City Harvest London website

    Source:

    City Harvest London

    Description

    Information about a number of charities that can support families with free food in London.

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London
    Healthy Schools London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing
    Healthy eating
    Breastfeeding and starting solid food
    Food education and nutrition

    Resource type:

    Website

  • The Trussel Trust advice

    Source:

    The Trussel Trust

    Description

    Information providing access to a range of advice and support in the UK, including foodbanks, helplines and guidance on social security payments and grants that may be available.

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London
    Healthy Schools London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing
    Healthy eating
    Breastfeeding and starting solid food
    Food education and nutrition

    Resource type:

    Website

  • Parental mental health problems

    Source:

    NSPCC

    Description

    Information to help recognise when parents with mental health problems need help to care for their children and how to provide appropriate support. 

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London
    Healthy Schools London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing

    Resource type:

    Information
    Guidance

  • Mental health guides and tools

    Source:

    NHS

    Description

    Information and support for mental health, including guides, tools and activities to support and improve mental health.

    Programme:

    Healthy Early Years London
    Healthy Schools London

    Theme:

    Family wellbeing

    Resource type:

    Website