Support and Advice Groups

HERE ARE SOME OF THE SUPPORT AND ADVICE GROUPS ATTENDING THIS YEAR’S EVENT …….

Come and meet the people who are there when you need them most…..

 

We have chosen to raise money for the Nottingham Neo-Natal Units at this year’s Fayre.  Approximately 1000 babies will require Neo-Natal intensive care in Nottingham, sometimes for upto 5 months  – The cost is £1500 per day and rising –  We realised any one of us could need the Unit’s expertise and that the Service is the only hope of getting through such a time.We aim to raise enough money to purchase equipment for the Units so that all can see the benefit of the money raised.
The Nottingham Neonatal Service Charity Trust – registered charity no: 519294
To make a Donationhttp://www.justgiving.com/nottinghamneonatal/
To obtain sponsorship forms – neonatalann@yahoo.co.uk

 

The Nottingham Neo-Natal Family Group – Meets Monthly for friendship, shared experiences, and CAKE. Are you looking for an informal group for parents who have had babies on a Neonatal unit?Are you looking for help and guidance with issues or concerns that parents of premature or sick babies might have.All families from both Queens medical centre and City hospital Neonatal and transitional care units are invited to come along.

contact Nicola 
nottinghamneonatalfamilygroup@live.co.uk 
telephone 0115 9194287 or facebook us

 

St John Ambulance teaches people first aid so that they can be the difference between a life lost and a life saved.As the nation’s leading first aid charity, we teach more people first aid than any other organisation: each year, more than 800,000 complete a St John Ambulance training course. Even so, fewer than one in 10 people have been trained in first aid.
 www.sja.org.uk

 

  Nottingham Support Group for Carers of Children with Eczema – offering information, advice and helpful hints for  those coping with eczema in their children.
http://www.nottinghameczema.org.uk/       
  La Leche League (pronounced la lay-chay) is an international organisation founded to give information and encouragement, mainly through mother-to-mother support, to all women who want to breastfeed their babies.  La Leche League Leaders are mothers who have breastfed their own babies and are accredited by La Leche League International.  They provide information and support by telephone and email, and lead local support meetings for mothers.
La Leche League (LLL) provides:

  • Breastfeeding helpline
  • Online helpforms (visit www.laleche.org.uk)
  • Local support groups and meetings
  • Opportunities to share experiences with other breastfeeding mums
  • Local libraries of books and leaflets on breastfeeding and parenting
  • Online shop (visit www.lllgbbooks.co.uk)
  • Membership, training and publications for health professionals
La Leche League Great Britain (an affiliate of La Leche League International) is a charity and company limited by guarantee registered in England . Registered Office 129a Middleton Boulevard, Wollaton Park, Notts NG8 1FW. Charity Number 283771 Company Number 01566925.

La Leche League volunteers will be on hand to answer questions while running our nappy changing and feeding areas.

http://www.lllnottingham.wordpress.com/

The Citizens Advice Bureau is a charity which gives free, confidential, impartial and independent advice and information on a wide range of subjects.They work with you to sort out your debt problems and claim all the benefits you may be entitled to.  They can advise on  housing and employment problems, or deal with queries about consumer or tax issues.  They can advise on legal matters, answer basic questions about immigration, and have lots of experience on family and personal matters too.The Nottingham & District CAB will be attending the Fayre with information relevant to expecting and raising a young family.

 www.nottinghamcab.org.uk/

 The Grandparents Association -awaiting image and full details.  
http://www.grandparents-association.org.uk/
  Nottingham Miscarriage Support aims to provide a safe environment in which men and women experiencing the grief of losing a pregnancy, can come together to share their experiences and provide each other with mutual support. We meet on the 3rd Thursday of every month 7pm – 9pm at Sherwood Methodist Church, Devon Drive, Nottingham, NG5 2EN.We are attending the fayre to provide information and support around miscarriage and it’s effect on future pregnancies – please feel free to come with queries or just to chat about any concerns you may have.
Contact Kymm on 0115 8449484 or 07870 771326 or kymmiestroud@hotmail.com
Emma shaw part of the Neighbourhood Management Team in Bulwell will be at the Fayre with flyers, leaflets and some freebies promoting Nottingham City Council services. Emma Shaw will be taking peoples local issues and ideas for improving the neighbourhood and promoting local groups such as the Tenants and Residents Groups and Local Area Group If you live outside of the Bulwell area come along and see what other areas have to offer – share your ideas from your own community or take away ideas to improve the services on your own doorstep.
At PNMH UK, our aim is to support women and their families who have been affected by Post Natal Mental Health problems. We do this at present via an anonymous support forum and email support, with a view to offer one to one peer support in the near future. Our further aims are to raise awareness of the debilitating effects for post natal illnesses and to offer guidance to those who may seek it.
http://www.pnmh.org.uk/
   The Bulwell Community Toy Library has been around for over 30 years, supporting local families and children. Please feel free to come and visit our stand for advice and support, especially if you’re a new mum or dad. We can show you how simple things like talking and playing with your baby can help you to bond with your child, whilst giving them a great head start when it comes to developing skills such as talking, using their imagination and making friends.

To find out more visit the toy library’s website www.toy-library.co.uk

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