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Newcastle Fostering Service can help you to become a foster carer in Newcastle. Anyone who lives in a 50 mile radius of Newcastle upon Tyne and is over the age of 21 can be a foster carer.
The NHS 0-19 team (also known as the health visiting and school health service) is an integrated service made up of locality teams of health visitors, health workers, community staff, nursery and public health school nurses. They support children and families with health needs and to be healthy.
information website where you can find out more about: pregnancy, babies and toddlers
NAPI works to raise the profile of parent and toddler groups in the city and increase the amount of support.
North East Law Centre provide free legal advice to people on low incomes and organisations.
A Shia Muslim religious Sunday school which runs during school term time.
Northbourne youth initiative (NYI) are a youth and community project supporting the needs of children, young people and the wider community.
They deliver activities 6 days a week to educate, support and encourage positive personal and social development opportunities.
Read North East works with families, schools and the community to raise children’s literacy levels and encourage reading.
Safe families are a faith based charity that provide support for children and families with and through local churches. They support with befriending, emotional support, practical help and short term respite for children.
Safe Haven: a ray of hope are a children’s organisation supporting under-privileged children and children with a disability.
