Project to help parents whose children behave in a difficult way

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Helping parents whose children behave in a difficult way

Updated 05/06/07

The Lone Parent Helpline, in partnership with Parentline Plus, has re-started its FamilySafe project, which supports and advises lone parents who are finding it difficult to deal with their children's behaviour. New funding from The Henry Smith Charity and The Rayne Foundation has allowed the charity to re-open this important telephone support service.

FamilySafe offers lone parents the opportunity to receive regular specialist and confidential guidance from a dedicated support worker for up to three sessions, as well as a free booklet with lots of tips and advice.

Contact the Lone Parent Helpline on 0800 018 5026, Mondays to Fridays 9.00am to 5.00pm and Wednesdays 9.00am to 8.00pm.

FamilySafe booklet

FamilySafe evaluation summary

For tips on children's emotional security, also see Understanding Childhood

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