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Information for you and your family.
Find resources, workshops and courses to help you as a parent or carer. Includes help from pregnancy up to 19 years old, or 25 years old with SEND.
Start Well Stockport is here to help and support you with your child’s development from pre-birth to 5 years.
The Local Offer provides information about support in Stockport for children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities, their families and carers.
Apply for benefits, find debt advice information and advice centre locations.
Information on how to find early years childcare and wraparound care in Stockport, as well as the financial support available. Also includes information for providers.
Including affordable housing, assistance for home repairs and supported and older person's housing.
Find advice and information on long term health conditions, mental health, healthy weight and diet, drugs and alcohol, and how to stop smoking.
Information about local services and support for young people with SEND preparing for adulthood.
Find your local health services, including help with prescriptions and other health costs.
School Nursing is a health service for children and young people of school age. The service supports both children attending school, and children who are home schooled.
Information about how we manage children's attendance in schools, and the penalties for non-attendance.
Information on the work and skills support available in Stockport, including help with career progression, plus support for disabled people and those with health conditions.
Access local groups and services supporting children and families in Stockport via our directory.
Support into employment
Help and support into employment for adults over 18 with a disability or mental health issue.
Early Help Assessment
Find out more information about the Early Help Assessment (EHA), including guidance on completing an EHA, and the training available.
Registration of births
When you have a child, you must register them within 42 days of their birth and apply for a birth certificate.
Get help and advice about domestic abuse
Anyone can be a victim of domestic abuse, regardless of gender, age, ethnicity, socio-economic status, sexuality or background.
Keeping children safe
Report a concern about a child and find safeguarding information for children in entertainment and employment.
Youth Justice Service
The Youth Justice Service aims to prevent and reduce re-offending by young people.