Children and Families Wellbeing Support

What is this service?

We work with families and schools to support children. The service is for children and families in South Yorkshire.

Can I use this service?

This service is for refugee children and their families. It is also for schools attended by refugee children.

The refugee children must have settled in the UK under:

  • The Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme
  • The Vulnerable Children’s Resettlement Scheme
  • The Gateway Protection Programme
  • The United Kingdom Resettlement Scheme
  • The Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy
  • The Afghan Citizens Resettlement Scheme

How do I contact this service?

To access this service, please download, complete and send this referral form to:

Voicemail service:

  • call us on 0114 399 0802
  • please leave your name, organisation and number, and we will respond as soon as we can.
  • Messages will be checked daily from Wednesday to Friday.

Please note that the Sheffield office is closed except for booked appointments. If you require assistance and do not have an appointment, please contact us by email or telephone.

Please download and complete this referral form
Service Type: Children & Young People Location of Service: Sheffield, South Yorkshire
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