Early Help
‘Early Help’ means providing support as soon as a problem emerges, at any point in a child or young person’s life. Providing ‘Early Help’ is more effective in promoting the welfare of children than reacting later.
Early help is available to lessen any potential risks to safety and increase the health and wellbeing of children and families.
The Sheffield Parent Hub 'What's On' Guide:
Sources of Support for Parents from Sheffield’s Parenting Team
Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
Short clips with parenting tips and techniques will be posted here every week, as well as Family Centre information and activities.
You Tube
Short videos of the parenting team discussing parenting topics are posted here by Sheffield Family Centres.
Topics include:
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Descriptive commenting to develop language in children
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Praising your children and positive attention
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Developing your new baby’s brain
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Sleep
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Messy play activities and other early years topics.
Triple P Short videos:
These cover topics such as, helping children feel safe, keeping busy, routines, tolerating uncertainty, taking care of yourself.
Follow this link: YouTube
Triple P Tips and Blogs
Parenting During COVID-19 - the Triple P Parenting Guide –Top 10 tips - read or download here
Blog post – How to manage when you’re all at home (including working from home) - Read the article here.
Online Groups and direct support
If you have access to Zoom, parents in Sheffield can access a free Triple P On-Line programme.
Please give details of what you would like support with, and give your name and contact details - someone from the parenting team will contact you.
Effective early help relies upon local organisations and agencies working together to:
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identify children and families who would benefit from Early Help
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undertake an assessment of the need for Early Help
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provide targeted Early Help services to address the assessed needs of a child and their family which focuses on activity to improve the outcomes for the child
The diagram below shows all the areas that Early Help can be targeted at to improve.

School prides itself on the Early Help advice and support provided to improve outcomes for our children and families.
Here you can find all the support available and know who to talk to in school if you feel additional support may be needed to help your child and family.
More Information
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Student Wellbeing Resource:

Understanding Anxiety Retated Behaviours In Children:
Triple P - Positive Parenting Program