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Our library of parenting resources was built up in partnership with colleagues at the Family and Parenting Institute and named in honour of Richard Evans, the benefactor of the Artemis Trust, the first funder of Parenting UK. Richard Evans and his late wife, Gai, made an indispensible contribution to making available services that are respectful of parents and children.
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Early Home Learning Matters - A Brief Guide
This brief guide provides an overview of the key messages for practitioners contained in Early Home Learning Matters: A good practice guide. This is an essential resource for anyone working with parents of children from birth to five years of age, or developing early years services.
Virtual Violence II: Progress and Challenges in the Fight against Cyberbullying
Commissioned by Nominet Trust in association with National Association for Head Teachers.
Real Voices in Volunteering
This Adfam toolkit is designed to aid both current and prospective volunteers and volunteer managers in their work.
Digital Parenting
An online magazine from Vodafone designed to help parents stay up to date with digital technology.
Volunteering in children's centres
Results from a volunteer questionnaire survey carried out by 4Children for Family Lives.
Serving deprived communities in a recession
This report explores how budget cuts will affect the capacity of local government to meet the needs of more deprived households and communities. There is real concern that more deprived groups will suffer the most. This report provides early, systematic evidence of the scale of the cuts and of how l...
Childminding practice in England: final report
This report presents the findings from an 18-month study of childminders in England that included a survey with a random sample of 581 childminders, interviews and observations with 25 childminders and interviews with 20 parents who use childminders.
The Educare child neglect programme
This EduCare programme is written by the NSPCC and is suitable for people who have already completed basic child protection training. The purpose of the programme is to raise awareness so that children who may be experiencing neglect can be helped.
The programme explores the meaning of neglect...