Articles on Parents and Carers (219)

  1. Financial help

    The type of financial help you can get will depend on your circumstances.  16 to 19 Bursary Fund If you need financial support to stay in education or training after the age of 16, you can apply at your chosen school, college or training provider…
  2. Financial support for young people

    Please find below information about financial support available for young people: Student finance Learner support: financial help for over 19s Dance and drama awards Extra money to pay for university Young people's charitable trusts The Prince's Trust Financial support for disabled students
  3. Finding support for autistic Children and Young People

    This resource provides guidance and information for families, parents, carers, and professionals looking for support for autistic children and young people in Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster. There is support available for those who have been diagnosed already, are waiting for a diagnosis, or those…
  4. Fostering and adoption

    The Westminster Adoption Service is now run by Coram Ambitious for Adoption. If you are enquiring about Adopting a Child please contact adoption@coram.org.uk.  If you are enquiring about Post Adoption Support please contact corampostadoption@westminster.gov.uk. If you are enquiring about your birth or adoption records prior to 1975…
  5. Free meals for pre-school children in Westminster

    Eating well is essential for children in their early years. Pre-school children in Westminster may be able to access free meals at their nursery or childminder. Speak to your Early Years provider for more information or to access a recorded workshop by Change 4 Life…
  6. Further Education

    After taking your GCSEs (Level 2 qualifications), you could move on to Level 3 qualifications, either by staying on in school or going to college.  If you didn't get a C grade or above in GCSE English and maths, you must continue to study them in school or college, along with whatever…
  7. Gambling: when it becomes a problem

    Problem gambling Problem gambling has a negative effect on the life of the gambler or the people close to them, like family, friends, and boyfriends and girlfriends. It might be that someone’s gambling is causing them to be unhappy, have less energy, fall behind at…
  8. Gangs and Serious Youth Violence

    Gang activity, knife crime, drugs and other forms of serious youth violence are significant issues. These can make our residents and communities worry about the safety and wellbeing of their children and families. Gangs 5 or 6 years ago, 'gangs' and groups involved in violence were all about…
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