Perinatal and parent-infant relationship support in West Northamptonshire
Family Lives offers a perinatal and parent-infant relationship support service for new and expectant parents living in West Northamptonshire. We offer practical and emotional support for parents to reduce isolation, improve emotional wellbeing, and increase access to local services.
We will work closely in partnership with the West Northamptonshire Family Hubs, midwifery and other local teams. Whether a first child or new sibling, our perinatal service will work with parents during pregnancy and up to 24 months after birth.
How we will support new and expectant parents
Our team of locally recruited volunteer peer supporters will visit parents in the family home as well as making contact via phone or MS Teams. They will offer a listening ear to help ease the demands of parenthood and support the parents and family relationships. Our trained volunteers can provide support with:
- Building your confidence and parenting capacity
- Getting out and about and connecting with people and your local community
- Bonding and improving relationships
- Creating a nurturing home environment
- And so much more …that matters to you
In addition to 1-1 support, we welcome mums, dads and carers to our Family Lives parenting groups, run regular peer support groups, and can provide information on other local services and resources.
Get in touch
If you are a professional and know a family who would benefit from this programme or a parent who would like to get more information, get in touch by emailing Bryony or calling 07777 581659.
Find out more about becoming a Volunteer Peer Supporter for this service.
Further Resources
If you would like further support and advice, call our helpline on 0808 800 2222 or email us at askus@coramfamilylives.org.uk. You can talk to us online via our live chat service or message us via WhatsApp on 07441 444125 to connect with experienced professional family support workers and highly-trained volunteers. You may find it helps to find out how other parents and carers have coped with this on our online forums. We also have a range of free self-guided online parenting courses that can help through the ages and stages of parenting.
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