Special needs and disabilities

Littleborough Family Hub: A Great Resource for Families

Littleborough Family Hub for families with children with special needs.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Littleborough Family Hub provides a wide range of services for families with children aged 0-19 or 0-25 for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
  • They offer support through various activities and learning opportunities.
  • The Hub aims to help families with bonding and child development.

The Littleborough Family Hub is a fantastic resource for families in the area.

Here are some of the services they offer:

  • Antenatal and postnatal support: They have a range of activities and programs to support parents during pregnancy and after the birth of their child.
  • Baby and toddler groups: These provide an opportunity for children to socialise and learn through play, while parents can meet other parents and get support.
  • Parenting courses: They offer courses on a variety of topics, such as child development, behaviour management, and first aid.

A Typical Week at the Hub:

The Littleborough Family Hub is open throughout the week, offering different activities and support sessions. Here are some examples:

  • Tuesday:
    • Antenatal/postnatal clinics 9 a.m.–3.45 3.45pm.
    • Baby massage 10am – 11am

      A 6-week course. The session will support bonding, attachment, baby’s brain development, colic issues, and communication skills. Suitable for babies aged 0–8 months.

      Contact them to book onto the session.

  • Wednesday:
    • Play and learn 9.30am – 11.30am

      Join us for a fun session aimed at younger children to develop their speech, language, and support communication skills. Suitable for children aged 0–5 years.

    • Baby and me 1pm – 2pm

      A 6-week course. Enjoy playful activities with your baby, helping build a strong bond. Learn about how babies develop and the important part you play.

    • Christmas party 1pm – 2.30pm (Wednesday 18th December)

      Suitable for children 10 months plus old.

  • Thursday:
    • Baby sensations 10am – 11am

      Fun sensory session for babies. Suitable for babies aged 0–8 months.

    • Baby boogie beats 1pm – 1.45pm

      Come along and enjoy nursery rhymes and actions with your baby, supporting early communication skills. A session where you can meet other parents while bonding with your baby. For children aged 0–18 months old.

    • Christmas party 1pm – 2.30pm (Thursday 19th December)

      Suitable for children 0–10 months old.

    • Bump, birth and beyond 5.30pm – 8pm (twilight session)

      A four-week course delivered by the family hubs team, midwives, and health visitors for expectant families who are 28 weeks and over and live in the Rochdale borough.

  • Friday:
    • Multiple birth play and learn 10am – 11.30am (no session 20th December)

      Come along to this session for multiple birth families. Share your experiences and meet other families with multiple births.

Getting in Touch:

The Littleborough Family Hub is located at:

  • Littleborough Sports Centre, Calderbrook Road, Littleborough OL15 9JN
  • Telephone: 01706 378166
  • Email: familyhubs@rochdale.gov.uk

Summary:

Overall, the Littleborough Family Hub is a valuable resource for families in the local community. It provides a welcoming and supportive environment where families can access a range of services and support to help them thrive.

Discover More About Littleborough Lakeside

Hollingworth Lake Magic

Hollingworth Lake Magic

Hollingworth Lake magic: Nestled in the heart of Greater Manchester lies a treasure trove of history and natural beauty. Hollingworth Lake, a sparkling expanse of water near Littleborough, beckons visitors with its serene shores and rich heritage. A Lake Born from...

read more
History of Hare Hill Park

History of Hare Hill Park

History Hare Hill Park has an interesting history. Key Takeaways: Hare Hill Park, a traditional Victorian park in Littleborough, has a rich history intertwined with that of Hare Hill House. Originally home to the Newall family, Hare Hill House later served as the Town...

read more