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We are very proud and excited to be able to confirm that Family Mediation and Mentoring LLP have made it to the finals of The Small Good Business Awards 2023 in the category of Industry Champion: Personal Services Award. The UK’s first sustainability awards exclusively for small businesses, promoting the good that businesses do for […]
Fortunately, the days of having to go to court to get divorced are long gone. Courtrooms are now the exception, rather than the rule. Nowadays, the issue for most couples, is what process should they use to help them agree everything. Ultimately to stay out of court. Getting a divorce involves 3 main steps; Dealing […]
Today marks the launch of a unique collaboration between OnlyMums & Dads and Family Mediation and Mentoring LLP which provides an online problem-solving service to support people in making informed decisions around their separation and divorce. The service is focussed on helping people navigate one of life’s major events. Parents need different types of […]
Overprotecting our children: How to strike a balance between being a caring parent and giving the necessary space to a young person to grow and experience life firsthand.
A new research network at Oxford Brookes University is launching with a focus on children and young people, aiming to improve their opportunities, experiences and futures.
Oxfordshire county councillors are to scrutinise services that radically improve safeguarding outcomes for children and their families, and that are also designed to reduce demands and costs for the council, at the People Overview and Scrutiny Committee at County Hall on Thursday 11 November.
A new partnership will provide mental health support to thousands of children and young people across the Thames Valley.
Thank you so much to everyone who attended Children Heard and Seen’s TFN pitch last night.
Research has revealed the impact that spending more time indoors has had on children in the South East.
Spending more time with family, saving money on the daily commute – There are plenty of reasons why being in lockdown should be a joy for working parents, but is that truly the reality people are experiencing?
Spending more time with family, saving money on the daily commute – There are plenty of reasons why being in lockdown should be a joy for working parents, but is that truly the reality people are experiencing?