Parent Courses

Families Learning Together (6-Week Programme)

Hull FC Community Foundation will empower unemployed parents to develop new skills, achieve greater wellbeing, and engage in positive activities that provide them with a better opportunity of securing employment. Children will engage in physical and social activities alongside their parents.

Who for?

Unemployed Parents / Carers and their children.

What is the programme timetable?

(topics subject to change depending on preferences of participants)

  • 12- week Neurodiversity Course

    Course 1 Starting 14th January- Fully booked!

    Course 2 Starting 26th February- ring now to book your place

  • All enquiries and to book a place please contact Emma Wood at reception or call
    – Tel: 01482 854632

  • Behaviour as a form of communication Workshop- 26th February. Spaces are still available so contact the office for more information or to book.

  • Routines and Rhythms Workshop- 14th January at 9am in the dining hall. This is a one off workshop, all parents are welcome and there is no need to ring and book.

  • Helping your child with anxiety Workshop- 29th of April in the dining hall. Another one off workshop, all parents are welcome to come and there is no need to ring and book.

  • All enquiries and to book a place please contact Emma Wood at reception or call
    Tel: 01482 854632

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