Welcome to our News page
Here you can find all the latest information about what has been happening in Early Years in Nottingham
Thanks to Liz from Nottinghamshire Deaf Society
The Nottingham City Early Help Partnership would like to express our sincere thanks to Liz from Nottinghamshire Deaf Society for making Early Help accessible to deaf people.
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Early Help animation in Polish recorded
The Early Help Partnership would like to thank Magdalena for recording our new Early Help animation in Polish in order to make our message accessible to more children, young people and families across Nottingham City. Magdalena has worked as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) for the last four years based in Sneinton. She responds to all incidents and provides translation services, Polish to English to Polish, as required in her job.
Building works commence at Broxtowe Family Hub
Call 0115 876 3888 to double check which services are still running during April 2024
Free online safety session for professionals
The Nottingham City Safeguarding Children Partnership (NCSCP) are collaborating with The UK Safer Internet Centre and The Nottingham Emmanuel School to deliver a free online safety session to all professionals within the city of Nottingham working with children.
Childrens Integrated Services Annual Practice Conference 2024
Have a look at what the Children Integrated Services Annual Practice conference on 7th Feb 2024 was all about. From inspiring Keynote speeches by 'Lads Like Us' to informative workshops, it was a day full of learning and collaboration.
SSBC Training & Resources
Small Steps Big Changes offers a variety of training opportunities and resources to expand your knowledge and advance your career.
Free Mindfulness sessions for 16-30 years old NEETs
Discover mindfulness and improve your well-being and set goals
Employment & Benefits Advice Sessions at Family Hubs
Get Free Advice on Benefits, Work, Training & Childcare from DWP Family Community Work Coaches.
Nottingham Early Help Partnership Strategy Easy Read now available in English, Arabic, Urdu, Romanian, Polish and Punjabi Indian
Easy read translations of the Nottingham Early Help Partnership Strategy can now be found on our Support for Professionals, Resources pages in Arabic, English, Urdu, Romanian, Polish and Punjabi Indian
Latest events
Family Fun Day – Strelley
1st August! Bring the whole family along for a FREE Family Fun Day packed with activities, entertainment, and food for all ages.
