Mrs Ranger
Mrs Ranger is the first port of call for parents and carers. You will find her on the gate in the morning with her notebook, so that she can liaise with class teachers to pass on any important messages, and arrange phone calls and meetings with Miss Flisher, if required. Mrs Ranger works with a range of community projects that may be able to support parents who are struggling in any way. This could be completing referrals for local food banks or uniform banks or just being a friendly face and someone to talk to when life is hard.
Please click on the links below to view organisations and charities who can offer you and your family support in each area.
Family Support
We are not the only professionals that can help you with parenting tips and advice. All the organisations below understand how difficult parenting can be and can offer advice on their website, or you can contact them directly.
Parenting advice, resources and ways to support the wellbeing of both you and your child
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A-Z guide for parents to support their child with mental health conditions and life events
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Support for parents and family members who are helping a young person with their mental health
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click here to go to the external support pageFinancial Support
The cost of living is hitting hard, for many people. Below is a series of links for organisations where you can get help.
Information about benefits, grants, debt, cost of living support and more
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View our external support page for more organisations and charities who can help support you and your family.
click here to go to the external support pageBereavement Support
Knowing how to tell a child about the death of a loved one or even how to deal with their grief when you are grieving yourself is a subject we find hard to deal with. Below are organisations who can help you manage this difficult subject.
View our external support page for more organisations and charities who can help support you and your family.
click here to go to the external support pageFamily Training
Training courses that you do for your children or with your children give you access to other parents who may share similar experiences as you. This can be a great way to make new friends but also to create a support network to help with the little things.
Courses to support you through parenthood and help you understand your child better
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Courses to support you through parenthood and help you understand your child better
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click here to go to the external support pageDomestic Abuse Support
Kent is working hard to make sure it is helping anybody caught up in domestic abuse. There are many organisations that can help support and guide you through a difficult time too.
Free 24hr National Domestic Abuse Helpline
Phone: 08082000247
View our external support page for more organisations and charities who can help support you and your family.
click here to go to the external support pageParent Mental Health
We all know we need to care for our children, you need to care for yourself too. Parenting is tough but there are organisations out there that can offer you help and advice without judgement.
Support and mentoring for people with mental health conditions and phobias
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Suicide prevention and support for people with mental health conditions
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View our external support page for more organisations and charities who can help support you and your family.
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