Welcome to Family Caring Trust's website, where you can find out more about some of the best resources for supporting parents that the UK and Ireland has to offer. For over two decades, the Trust's resources have been among the most popular parenting materials in Britain and Ireland - over half a million parents have experienced at least one of our courses. Our parenting and family relationship programmes are skill-based community education programmes that provide a safe, structured setting for learning. They are delivered across the statutory, voluntary, faith and community sectors and have been translated into Afrikaans, Arabic, Bengali, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Icelandic, Japanese, Latvian, Punjabi, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tamil, Urdu, Welsh and Xhosa. Please browse through our website and let us know if we can support you in your work for families.
I've facilitated many 0-6's courses in the UK and have always loved being a part of them, seeing parents growing in skills and confidence.Eleanor Hart (via website feedback)
I have really enjoyed the course and learning ways to help my children, I now have a new outlook on being a mum and doing my best for my children.Parent Feedback
I found talking with other parents and watching the DVD has helped me become a better parent with K.Parent Feedback 2
I have really enjoyed the course and feel that my family and I have benefitted greatly from it.Parent Feedback 3
This programme has helped me and my daughter become better together – no more shouting from me and no more throwing from A.Parent Feedback 4
The way the course has been clearly set out has meant that it’s been easy to follow.Parent Feedback 5
Crisis points are no longer reached because parents are equipped with strategies to tackle problems that may have seemed overwhelming before.Joanne White, Parent Support, Archdiocese of Cardiff
Parents tell me they feel more confident, cope with challenging behaviour more calmly and enjoy time with their children more.Laura Rendell, Hallam Caring Services
We have found the materials easy to use and that parents have been able to follow them and use them to develop their parenting skills.Liz, ACE Family Centre Service Manager, Oxfordshire
The structure of the programmes, including small group exercises, DVD clips, case studies and skills practice meets different learning styles.Lauren Dunstan, Senior Parenting Practitioner, Leeds Family Hub