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The Community Link Children's Centre “The Centre is somewhere people can go for help with almost anything, where they will not be judged in any way and where the staff are approachable… it is serving the community in a way that nothing else does and is making it a better place for everyone.” Steph and Paul Lucas have three children; Jasmin, seven, Joe, five and Jamie, six months. The Community Link Children’s Centre: how it helps and supports local families “I am so thankful that we have found Community Link Children’s Centre to help us make the most of our new life.” Delwar Hussain is 32 and single father to Fateha who is nearly three years old. The Community Link: how we help parents What is The Family support Every Child Matters Community Link? The vision of the Centre is: Community Link Children’s Centre services are Welcome to Community Link Children’s • supporting parents and carers planned around the five ‘Every Child Matters’ Centre, a place where children under • valuing families Themes…developed by Government in five and their families can access help • nurturing children. consultation with what children saw as the five and support from teams of professionals We aim to achieve this through supporting most important issues, which are: including: education, health and family activities. We • parenting skills are extremely fortunate to have the support being healthy • managing children’s behaviour of many partners, parents, carers and the • ante and post-natal support local community to achieve this. staying safe • healthy living Delivered through five • play and learning enjoying and achieving local sites New service! Our vast range of services are delivered making a positive contribution The Centre was established in April 2012 through five sites: and runs services within the Challney and • Leagrave Primary School achieving economic well-being. Leagrave Wards of Luton. • Beechwood Primary • Pirton Hill Primary • Gill Blowers Nursery Community Room & Flat 14 Mossdale • Chaul End Community Centre. See pages 4-5 for a map of our Centres. To find out how you could benefit from our services…read on 2 3 B Where is Community 579 To Butely Road d ent d ec Cr in h Pirton Rd g or to cw n Link Children’s Centre A R d Community Link Children’s Centre is offered from these five locations: ell Ring Hockw Pirton Hill Primary Butely Road High St Luton S t r a LU4 9EX n Mayne Av g e r s Hockwell Ring W Beechwood a c/o Beechwood Primary School M1 y Linden Road Beechwood Rd Luton High St Linden Rd LU4 9RD t Chaul End S gh Community Centre Hi 515 Dunstable Road Beechwood Rd Luton O LU4 8QN a k le y R Leagrave Primary School d Strangers Way Luton LU4 9ND M1 Gill Blowers (Mossdale) d R Community Room te Buses ga Mossdale Court ey on Hockwell Ring The bus for The Community Link St Luton at Leagrave Primary School or Gill O a LU4 9JL Blowers Nursery School will be k le Hockwell Ring, Strangers Way. y R Luton and d Dunstable Hospital HumberstoneRd Rd table Duns D uns table Rd Dun stab le Rd To find out what’s on at your local Centre call 4 The Community Link @ Leagrave 01582 493761 M1 5 The Community Link: what we offer Action Kids - A fun active session where children and Parent’s forum - A group which you can attend and discuss your parents/carers are encouraged to participate in local children’s Centre and ideas you would like to see happen physical activities to music. within it. Baby/Child Health Clinic - Come along and Play and Language - a course where parents/carers have babies/toddlers weighed to ensure can learn about the stages of development in speaking, appropriate growth. Health Visitors will be listening, reading and writing through doing fun activities present to discuss any issues. with their children and through engaging in their own learning Baby Massage - A six week course (suitable for babies from approx 6 weeks to 6 months) Sing and Sign - Promotes the development of children’s resulting in parents learning how to complete speech and language. The Family worker uses songs, a full body massage on their child. This is a fully rhymes, props and puppets to make the session fully interactive. interactive session which provides opportunities for parents to make new friendships and bond with their child. Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities - A 13 week course exploring themes of culture and parenting run by family workers. Baby PEEP - A fun course for parents and babies under 2 years old to encourage learning & development through everyday activities & interaction. Toddler Time - Opportunity for parents/carers to come to and meet people with children of the Development Checks - You will be sent an appointment by your Health Visitor when similar age. The Centre offers a range of fun your child is ready for their 1 year check and their 2 year check. activities for children aged 0-5 but the children remain the responsibility of their Messy play - An opportunity for children to experience a parents/carers. range of activities using their senses. Activities include things like baked bean play and corn flour play. Wear Family Fun - A session similar old clothes. to toddler time especially for parents/carers to attend with Midwife drop in - A drop in clinic which is their children up to 8 or dads available for pre and post natal parents within the and kids. local area. Opportunity to talk to a midwife about any concerns related to their pregnancy. Mini Munchers - A 3 week course on weaning your baby for parents with a baby less than 6 months old. To find out how you could benefit from our services…read on 6 7 The Community Link: what we offer Monday Thursday Activity Time Venue Advance Booking Required Activity Time Venue Advance Booking Required Development Checks (by appointment) 9am – 12noon Leagrave Yes – your Health Visitor will Breastfeeding Friendly Cafe 9am – 11am Beechwood No sessions on 2nd Monday of the Month. send an appointment Parents Forum 9am – 10am Leagrave No Midwife Drop In 9.30am – 12.00noon Chaul End No Baby/Child Health Clinic 9.15am – 11am Beechwood No Baby PEEP 2-3.15pm Leagrave Yes Midwife Drop In 9.30am – 12.00noon Chaul End No Tuesday PEEP for 2’s 9.30am – 11am Pirton Hill Yes Sing and Sign 10.30am – 11.15am Leagrave Yes Activity Time Venue Advance Booking Required 6 week rolling programme Action Kids 9am – 9.45am Beechwood No Toddler Time (for children aged 0-5) 1pm – 2.30pm Gill Blowers No 6 week rolling programme Play and Language Adult Learning 1pm – 3pm Leagrave Yes Midwife Drop In 9.30am – 12.00noon Chaul End No Toddler Time (for children aged 0-5) 1.30pm – 3pm Chaul End No Toddler Time (for children aged 0-5) 9.15am – 11am Pirton Hill No Messy Play 2pm – 3pm Beechwood No Toddler Time (for children aged 0-5) 9.30am – 11am Chaul End No Toy Library and Games Club 3.30-4.30pm Last Thursday of Beechwood No Bump to Babe (6 week antenatal) 2pm – 4pm Beechwood Book via Midwife (On last Thursday of the Month only) the Month Baby Massage (6 week course) 2pm – 3.30pm Beechwood Yes – alternate venues per Bump to Babe (6 week antenatal) 4.30pm – 6.30pm Leagrave Book via Midwife course Baby Massage (6 week course) 2pm – 3.30pm Leagrave Yes – alternate venues per Friday course Activity Time Venue Advance Booking Required Wednesday Lets Get Cooking 9am – 12noon Beechwood Yes 6 week course Activity Time Venue Advance Booking Required Midwife Drop In 9.30am – 12.00noon Chaul End No Toddler Time (for children aged 0-5) 9.30am – 10.30am Beechwood Yes – alternate venues with Leagrave Messy Play 10.30am-11.30am Leagrave No Toddler Time (for children aged 0-5) 9am – 10.30am Gill Blowers No Mini Munchers (3 week course) 11am – 2pm Gill Blowers Yes Flat 14 Baby/Child Health Clinic with drop in play 9.15am – 11am Leagrave No session Development Checks (by appointment) 1pm – 3pm Leagrave Yes – your Health Visitor will sessions on 4th Friday of the Month. send an appointment Midwife Drop In 9.30am – 12.00noon Chaul End No Development Checks (by appointment) 1pm – 3pm Beechwood Yes – your Health Visitor will Action Kids 6 week rolling programme 10am – 11.00am Chaul End Yes sessions on 1ST and 3rd Friday of the send an appointment Toddler Time (for children aged 0-5) 1.30pm – 3pm Leagrave No month. Fun with 3’s and 4’s 1.30pm – 3pm Pirton Hill No Action Kids 2.30pm – 3.15pm Leagrave 6 week rolling programme Saturday Activity Time Venue Advance Booking Required Family Fun (Last Saturday of the month) 9.30am – 11am Chaul End No Family Fun (1st Saturday of the Month) 9.30am – 11am Leagrave No To find out how you could benefit from our services…read on 8 9 Community Link Children’s Centre: how it helps parents How Community Link has given The chance to blossom Matt has no need to take his Ore a new way to enjoy her Whilst through the Centre Ore found the social outlet children further afield than she needed for herself, she was pleased to see that baby’s early years Nyiah-Mai also started to blossom in the safe, happy just down the road where Ore and her partner, Nigel, live in Luton with Ore’s two and stimulating atmosphere of Baby Massage, Sing Community Link Children’s teenage children and Nyiah-Mai, who is nearly a year and Sign and Toddler Time.
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