Villiers Family Support
On this page you will find links to a variety of workshops, guides and opportunities to support Villiers’ families
Family First Magazine
Family First Magazine is a bi-annual magazine specifically designed to improve the health of over 6,000,000 families across England, Wales & Scotland. The aim is simple, to get children & young adults active, playing more sport, exercising regularly & eating healthier, supporting NHS in improving the physical and mental wellbeing of families living in England.
Families of Teenagers Wanted for Mental Health Study. Paid Opportunity!
Young Ealing Foundation are supporting a university research study by hosting two workshops for parents of teenagers aged 14 -16. They are being held at YEF office (W13 9NB) on Wednesday 9th July 2025 10am – 12pm and Wednesday 16th July 2025 10am – 12pm. They want the same parents attending both workshops. Parents will receive a gift voucher from a choice of retailers (e.g. Love-2-Shop) at the rate of £30/hour. If they participate in both workshops that’s a total of £120. Childcare and travel renumeration can also be discussed if it is a barrier to participation.
More details and information is on flyer here.
Here’s the sign-up link: click here
Summer 2025 Youth Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme
UniTasterDays- The parents’ guide to university
The parents’ guide to university has been created by UniTasterDays in partnership with HELOA to help families better understand important aspects of university life. The aim is to empower you to confidently support your child as they explore their university options. Please take a moment to read through the guide below and don’t hesitate to contact the sixth form team if you need any further support.
Ealing mental health support summer term workshops and newsletter
Ealing Mental Health Support Team (MHST) support the wellbeing of children and young people in Ealing schools. Please see further details here.
Guide to Family Support Services 2025
The guide is funded by Ealing’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme as it addresses part of the programme’s obligation to ensure families have access to information about family support and services which may be of benefit in their area. Please see futher details here.
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