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  1. Self harming and suicide

    On this page you will find some useful information on Self-harm and suicide, including details of services available, related guidance pages and quick links to helpful websites.
  2. Housing and homelessness

    On this page you will find some useful information on Housing and homelessness, including details of services available, related guidance pages and quick links to helpful websites.
  3. Family member in prison

    In addition to the services available under the View all Services button, there is a range of information and support available for families, friends and people working with prisoners and their families. More information on the following topics can be found at Prisons and probation on…
  4. Looked after children

    What does “looked after children” mean? The term “Looked After” was introduced by the Children Act 1989 and refers to children and young people: under the age of 18 who live away from their parents or family are supervised by a social worker from the…
  5. Twins and multiple births

    So you have just found out you are having twins or more?  First of all - don't panic.  We have the low down on what to expect and how to make sure you have an enjoyable pregnancy and beyond.   For more information please look at…
  6. Money for childcare

    Everyone seems to be talking about the cost of childcare these days. And it’s true, childcare isn’t cheap. Fortunately there are lots of options out there to suit you, your child and your budget. Better still, there’s more financial help available than you might imagine.…
  7. Volunteering opportunities

    Volunteering is a great way to help build your confidence, improve your skills, meet new people as well as gaining valuable experiences. There are many organisations and volunteering projects available within Redbridge which rely on individuals who are willing to get involved, so whatever your…
  8. Postnatal support

    Postnatal Depression is what happens when you become depressed after having a baby.  Sometimes, there may be an obvious reason, often there is none. It can be particularly distressing when you have so looked forward to having your baby through the months of pregnancy. You…
  9. Immunisation

    The NHS provides a checklist of the vaccines that are routinely offered to everyone in the UK free of charge on the NHS and the ages at which they should ideally be given. If you're not sure whether you or your child have had all your routine vaccinations, ask your GP…
  10. Antenatal support

    When you first learn that you're pregnant, get in touch with a midwife or GP as soon as possible so that you can start your antenatal (pregnancy) care. This will also help to make sure you receive maternity healthcare that takes into account all your…
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