The outcome for children in care
26th August 2014Under the Children Act 1989, a child is defined as “looked after” by the local authority, or as we more […]
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Under the Children Act 1989, a child is defined as “looked after” by the local authority, or as we more […]
Exeter and District relationship counselling and advice service Relate is offering a series of tips and advice to help families […]
There are many great organisations to help you on the Internet. If you feel you would rather talk to someone […]
In the 21st century, families come in different shapes. You may live with your mother and father, or as part […]
If your mum or dad gets married again, you will gain a step-mother or father as part of your family. […]
Your mum or dad might form a serious relationship or marry someone who already has his or her own children. […]
One or both of your parents may live with or marry a person who already has children and you may […]
After they have been apart for some time, your mum or dad may start to see someone new. They may […]
You may feel as if your world has fallen apart but it can be put back together again and you […]
One of the changes that can take place when your parents break up is starting a new school. Leaving your […]