Last updated:

15th September 2026

Other parent support programmes

The services below offer courses, programmes and practical support to help you build confidence, learn new skills and find ways to support your child's development and wellbeing.

Togetherness

Togetherness offers free online learning, wellbeing and relationship support for parents and carers. Sessions are designed to help you build confidence, strengthen family relationships and develop practical skills that support everyday family life.

Explore courses available through the Togetherness programme.

Wokingham Adult Education

Wokingham Adult Education offers courses for parents and carers, including topics such as building resilience in your child and managing anxiety. These courses provide practical advice and strategies to help you support your child's emotional wellbeing.

To find out about upcoming courses and enrol online, visit the Adult Education website.

Parenting Special Children

Parenting Special Children offers a range of courses, workshops and support for parents and carers. Topics include special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), trauma, OCD, anxiety, kinship care and other family challenges. Parents and carers can learn practical approaches, gain new skills and connect with others facing similar experiences.

Find out more about the support available from Parenting Special Children.

ASSIST Team

The Autism Spectrum Service for Information, Support and Training (ASSIST) supports families of children and young people who have an autism diagnosis or are currently on the pathway for an autism assessment. The team provides information, advice, training and support to help families better understand autism and meet their child's needs.

Find out more about the ASSIST Team

FIRST Team

The Family Intervention Resources and Support Team (FIRST) runs workshops and courses that help parents and carers better understand and manage challenges such as sleep difficulties and distressed or dysregulated behaviour.

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