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Hollingdean Children's Centre Hollingdean Children's Centre offers services for families with children under five to all areas of Hollingdean, Preston Park/Preston area, Hollingbury and Patcham, Withdean, Westdene and Tongdean. There are gateway children's centres in Hollingbury and Patcham at Carden Primary School, Westdene Primary School and Preston Park at the Fiveways Play Centre. Cherry Tree Nursery is based in the children's centre. The children's centre team is based in Hollingdean Children's Centre and at Hollingbury and Patcham children’s centre. The team is made up of health visitors, early years visitors, community nursery nurse and speech therapists. The team works with families, individuals and groups, in the home and in the centres. Group activities are held in the children's centres and in the local area. Some of these are drop-in sessions and others are by appointment or referral. All groups are listed in the activity diaries which can be downloaded from the website. You can also contact them to request a copy. Each term we run Family Learning courses and a Positive Parenting course in the centre. Hollingdean children's centre has an advisory group that supports and guides the services offered. Local parents are involved in this group. If you would like to join the advisory group, please contact the Service Support Manager or Parental Involvement Worker at the centre. Volunteer opportunities are also available in the children's centres. There is a community café in the Hollingdean centre. Contact details Name of venue Hollingdean Sure Start Centre Address Brentwood Road BRIGHTON Postcode BN1 7DY Telephone 01273 295623 E-mail [email protected] Website https://www.facebook.com/.../HollingdeanChildrensCentreandNursery This information has been collected from third party providers therefore Brighton and Hove Family Information Service and Brighton and Hove City Council cannot accept responsibility for the accuracy of this information and recommends that parents, carers, young people, residents and professionals check with providers regarding DBS (Disclosure & Barring Service) and OFSTED registrations and CQC registrations. For further guidance please read Choosing Services Safely.

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