This group is led by kinship carers and open to all kinship carers in Bedlington and surrounding areas. This group is a chance for kinship carers to meet for coffee, chat, and support each other.
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Whether it’s a shared cup of tea, or a shoulder to cry on, support groups create an invaluable space to connect, learn and share with others in a similar situation. Find your nearest peer support group.
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This group is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers in Stafford and the surrounding area. Our group provides a safe space for kinship carers to chat, learn from each other’s experiences and make connections.
This group is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers over the age of 18 in the East Birmingham area. Our group provides a safe space for kinship carers to come together, get emotional support, share experiences, and make connections.
This group is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers in the Warwick and Leamington Spa area. Our group provides a safe space for kinship carers to come together, get emotional support, share experiences, and make connections.
This group is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers over the age of 18 in the Birmingham area. Our group provides a safe space for kinship carers to come together, get emotional support, share experiences, and make connections.
This group is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers and special guardians in Derby and surrounding areas. Our group gives kinship carers and special guardians a safe, friendly space to come together to chat, get support, share experiences, and make connections.
This group is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers, and those thinking of becoming one in Wigan and the surrounding areas. The group gives kinship carers a chance to meet with other kinship carers, enjoy a cuppa and chat with other people that will understand.
This group is led by kinship carers and is open to kinship carers in Haringey and neighbouring boroughs. If you are a grandparent, aunt or uncle, sibling or friend raising a child when parents can’t, then you’re a kinship carer and we are here for you. They offer peer support and an opportunity to connect, build meaningful relationships, and meet local kinship carers on a similar journey.
This group is led by a Kinship volunteer who is also a kinship carer. The group is open to all kinship carers over the age of 18 in the Barnsley area.
This group is led by a volunteer and kinship carer. The group is open to all kinship carers and special guardians in Nuneaton and the surrounding area. A chance to meet and get to know other kinship carers and to talk to people who understand.
This coffee morning is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers in Chatham and Medway. Our coffee morning is an opportunity for kinship carers to meet up for a coffee and chat in an informal environment.
The group is led by kinship carers and is open to all kinship carers in South Norfolk. The group is a safe space for kinship carers to come together and share experiences, get support, and make connections.
This group is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers and special guardians in Lincoln and surrounding areas. The group gives kinship carers and special guardians a safe, friendly space to come together to chat, get support, share experiences, and make connections.
This group is led by kinship carers and open to all kinship carers in Windsor, Maidenhead and the surrounding area. The group gives kinship carers a chance to meet and get to know other kinship carers and is also an opportunity for kinship carers to talk to people who understand.
This group is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers in Penzance and the surrounding area. The group provides a friendly, supportive place to chat with other kinship carers over a cuppa.
Meet other kinship carers who are also looking after teenagers.
Meet other kinship carers to talk about the importance of racial identity, culture and heritage.
This group is led by a kinship carer and supported by a Kinship volunteer coordinator. The group is open to all kinship carers in the Shipley area. They are a diverse group with experience and knowledge of different kinships, such as kinship foster care and special guardianship. The group is led by James who is a kinship carer.
This group is led by volunteers who are kinship carers. The group is open to all kinship carers in Chesterfield, Bolsover, North-East Derbyshire and the surrounding areas. It provides a safe, friendly space for kinship carers to come together, share experiences and get support; seeking information and advice on behalf of members as required. The group also engages with relevant public bodies and services in the area with the aim of improving the support available to kinship carers and their families.
This group is run by the local authority and is open to all kinship carers in Lowestoft. The group is a relaxed, helpful and supportive group for special guardians and kinship carers. They encourage special guardians and kinship carers to talk about their experiences and struggles to help find a more positive outcome. They also provide opportunities to gain an understanding of the children’s presenting difficulties through training if needed.
This group is led by Kinship staff and open to all kinship carers and special guardians in Leicestershire. The group gives kinship carers and special guardians a safe friendly space to come together to chat, get support, share experiences, and make connections.
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