If you're a young parent thinking about starting work, increasing your work house or getting back into education, childcare can feel like one of the biggest topics to navigate and figure out. How much will it cost? Who will look after my child? Can Universal Credit help? How do I actually apply? All these questions can feel like a lot to figure out on your own so this article explains the main childcare options here in the UK and what support there is around Nottinghamshire f

Having a baby changes pretty much everything - including what you need from a job. Maybe you're ready to start working but are worried about childcare or maybe you're struggling to see how you are supposed to work when you have a baby to care for. The good news is that you don't have to figure it all out at once. There are many different types of work and ways of working that you can try until you find something that works for you and your family. What kind of work could work

Being a parent is a big job in itself and when you add in work, childcare, money worries and everything else life throws at you, it can sometimes feel like there aren't enough hours in the day to get everything done. It's easy to find yourself constantly doing things for other people whilst putting your own needs at the bottom of the to-do list, but you matter too and looking after your own wellbeing is really important. Finding a routine that works for you As parents, we can

Seek support for your mental health and explore local services for parents in Nottinghamshire.

Support for young parents considering a return to education.