Home-Start shops

Thank you to our Home-Start volunteers

Peter Grigg, Home-Start UK's CEO, has written a letter to our Home-Start volunteers to say thank you for their work in supporting families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
How to access @Home, the Home-Start intranet
Does Coronavirus affect pregnancy and birth?

We have highlighted some key issues for pregnant women with links to organisations and resources to help give information during these unprecedented times. It is a fast-moving and evolving situation so things will change – it is important to check the most up-to-date information and advice because childhood can’t wait.
Communicating with 0-3 year olds at home

These ideas for ‘Being at Home’ come from Home-Start’s Home-Talk programme, aimed at children from birth to the age of 3. They could be especially helpful now we are ‘Being at Home’ even more than usual!

Help us keep families connected

Coronavirus will place the greatest strain on families who are already vulnerable, including those already isolated, facing financial hardship and mental health challenges.

Home-Starts across the country are working tirelessly to stay connected with families and support them remotely when they can’t visit. They are helping families get vital food, baby goods and other supplies delivered to them during the outbreak.

But we can’t do it alone. We need your support. Read more

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Home-Start shops

1. Home-Start shop in Mansfield

2. Home-Start shop in Clackmannanshire

3. Home-Start shop in South Oxhey

4. Home-Start shop in St Annes

5. Home-Start shop in Aberdeen

6. Home-Start shop in Aboyne

7. Home-Start shop in Belfast

8. Home-Start shop in Birmingahm

9. Home-Start shop in Barnet

10. Home-Start shop in Malton

11. Home-Start shop in Middlesbrough, Acklam Road

12. Home-Start shop in Newtownards

13. Home-Start shop in Norton

14. Home-Start shop in Stockton

15. Home-Start shop in Watford

16. Home-Start shop in Wirral