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September - December 2018 Windsor and Datchet Hub Children’s Centres and Health Visiting Guide Your guide to activities and services within the Windsor and Datchet Hub, for families with young children
What does GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
mean for carers and children in the children’s centre?
• There is a new registration form with our new privacy notice
in line with GDPR which you can view online at
www.achievingforchildren.org.uk/privacy-notice
• By signing the registration form you are consenting:
• to have your information used only by the children’s centres for
reporting on usage of the centres (no personal information is used)
• for a child to be brought to a session by someone who is not the
parent, such as a childminder
• for safeguarding purposes so that the staff know who is in the
building
• If a parent lives out of the area (not a Windsor and Maidenhead
borough resident) they must still register with the children’s centre
• We will no longer send bulk emails out to parents as we do not have
consent to use the email address for this purpose. If you need any
information sent to you individually you can email childrens.centres@
achievingforchildren.org.uk and we will send you the information
requested such as a new brochure
• All users of the children’s centre must sign in with full names and the
date of birth of the children
• All carers must register their children in order to use the children’s
centre services
• Please remember to put child’s DOB on the form
If you have any queries please ring the Windsor/Datchet Hub on
01753 582564 or Maidenhead Hub on 01628 685642
School term dates
Autumn term
Monday 3 September to Wednesday 19 December 2018
Half term
Monday 22 October to Friday 26 October 2018
Children’s centres are closed
Saturday 22 December 2018 to Tuesday 1 January 2019 inclusive
22
Welcome to our guide
Nurture Groups Key
The Children’s Centres and Health
To make it easy to follow we have set
Visiting Team working in partnership out pages by day and then in order of
to offer an opportunity for parents to the time the activity begins. Each activ-
meet other parents, and seek advice ity has a series of icons to guide you.
from Health and Children’s Centre
Staff. Datchet In partnership
Stay and Play
D Children’s Centre H with the Health
Visiting Team
Lawns Children’s
Stay and Play sessions give parents,
carers and their children the
L Centre
Suitable for
6wk-1yr children aged 6
Poppies
opportunity to play together in a
stimulating and fun environment P Children’s Centre weeks - 1 year
which is supported by qualified early South Ascot Suitable for
years practitioners. Each session SA Children’s Centre 0-12m children aged
0-12 months
offers a range of activities, promoting Eton Wick
the child’s development, whilst also EW Children’s Centre Suitable for
3-12m children aged
providing ideas of things to do at home. Old Windsor
Messy Play OW Youth and
Community
3-12 months
Suitable for
Centre
All the mess of perfect play 18m-5 children aged
experiences ready made in the children The Manor 18 months to 5
centre. Don’t wear your new clothes M Children’s Centre years
come and be prepared to have plenty Wraysbury Suitable for
of new experiences, come get involved W Village Hall 0-5 children aged
0-5 years
in the squidgy, messy fun. Wet wipes A Children’s
and towels on offer to clean yourselves CC Centre activity
supported by 2- Suitable for
up afterwards! 5yrs children aged
qualified staff
2 - 4 years 12
Health visitor drop-in clinics, There is a cost months
breastfeeding support and £ involved
Parents run
child development checks Please contact PR group
Baby clinics are held regularly so that organiser
you can take your baby along and before
weigh them. You will be able to discuss attending
any worries or concerns with your Term time only
Health Visiting Team and get advice on T
weaning, breastfeeding, sleep routines,
etc. Development checks are done by
appointment only. Please ring 0300
365 6523 to make an appointment.
3
Monday Tuesday
Stay and Play
Adult with child
Nurture Babes
activities
Drop in & play Baby Massage
9.30-11.00am Weekly/Drop-in
Adult and Child Activity
D 0-5 CC £ 1.30pm–2.30pm Book
£1.50 Contribution per family
T: 01753 582564
D 6wk-1yr T ( £
E: childrens.centres@ £50 for five sessions
achievingforchildren.org.uk including free massage oil.
Contact provider for dates
Academy, The Green, Datchet SL3 9EJ
Nurture Group T: 07958 740415 (Sharon)
Datchet St Mary’s CofE Primary
W: www.nurturebabes.co.uk
Drop in & play
DATCHET
1.30-3.00pm Weekly/Drop-in
Wednesday
D 0-12m CC H
Runs all year apart from bank Health visitor drop
holidays. Please check Facebook for in and breastfeeding
details.
T: 01753 582564
support
E: childrens.centres@ 9.30–11.00am Weekly/Drop-in
achievingforchildren.org.uk
D H
Baby weigh in and advice from health
visitors and breastfeeding advisors.
Runs all year apart from bank
holidays. Please check Facebook for
details.
T: 0300 365 6523
National breastfeeding network
T: 0300 100 0212
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Wednesday Thursday
Adult with child
Baby Massage Child development
activities
2.00-3.00pm Book reviews
D 0-12m CC 1.00-4.00pm Weekly/Book
For mums and babies who are
D H 0-5
experiencing difficulties with colic, Please ring 0300 365 6523 to make
sleep, anxiety etc speak to your health an appointment.
visitor or children centre support
worker to be referred for baby
massage. Little Muddy
Boots
Academy, The Green, Datchet SL3 9EJ
T: 01753 582564
Datchet St Mary’s CofE Primary
E: childrens.centres@
achievingforchildren.org.uk
Drop in & play
DATCHET
1.00–2.00pm Weekly/Drop-in
Thursday D 0-5 £
Childminders play £7 a session
An outdoor play session that enables
session children to connect with nature,
in a safe and stimulating outdoor
Drop in & play environment, and inspires their
9.30–11.00am Weekly/Drop-in parents or caregivers with games
D 0-5 T and activities that can be replicated
in their own garden or on the next
Activities for babies and children nature walk! Wear old clothes and
arranged by childminders and an prepare to get muddy.
opportunity for childminders to T: Hannah on 07919 921020
network and share good practice. E: hello@littlemuddyboots.co.uk
T: 01753 582564 W: http://littlemuddyboots.com
Saturday
Stay and Play
Drop in & play
10.00–11.30am Drop in
D 0-5 CC £ T
T: 01753 582564
E: childrens.centres@
achievingforchildren.org.uk
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Monday Wednesday
Nurture Group Health visitor drop
Adult with child
Drop in & play in and breastfeeding
activities
10.00-11.30am Weekly/Drop in
support
P 0-12m CC H
1.30-3.00pm Drop-in
T: 01753 582564
E: childrens.centres@ P H
achievingforchildren.org.uk Second Wednesday of the month.
Baby weigh in and advice from health
Tuesday visitors or breastfeeding advisors
Runs all year apart from bank
Stay and Play holidays. Please check Facebook for
Kenneally, Broom Farm Estate,
details.
Drop in & play
POPPIES
T: 0300 365 6523
9.30-11.00am Weekly/Drop in National breastfeeding network
SL4 4XP
P 0-5 CC £ T: 0300 100 0212
£1.50 Contribution per family
T: 01753 582564
E: childrens.centres@
achievingforchildren.org.uk
Little Muddy
Boots
Drop in & play
1.00–2.00pm Weekly/Drop-in
P 0-5 £
£7 a session
Outdoor play that enables children Childminders Group
to connect with nature, in a safe and
9.15-11.15am Weekly/Drop in
stimulating outdoor environment, and
inspires their parents or caregivers
with games and activities that can be
P T 0-5
replicated in their own garden or on Activities for babies and children
the next nature walk! Wear old clothes arranged by childminders and an
and prepare to get muddy. opportunity for childminders to
network and share good practice.
T: Hannah on 07919 921020
E: hello@littlemuddyboots.co.uk Contact Lisa:
W: http://littlemuddyboots.com T: 07484 828318
6Thursday Friday
Twinkle Twinkle
Adult with child
Hartbeeps
activities
Parent and child activity Parent and child activity
10.00-10.45am, Walking to 4 years for childrenwith special
11.00-11.45am, Babies sitting to walking
12.00-12.45pm, 0 to 6 months needs
Book 1.15-2.45pm Weekly/Drop in
D
P 0-5 ( £ T
P 0-5 T PR
£6.50 per pre-booked session or
drop-in available £7.00 per session A voluntary group run by parents
Discounted sibling rate available! A fun and supportive session for
children with special needs. Come
Big fun, magical music and sensory
Kenneally, Broom Farm
along and chat to other parents whilst
POPPIES
classes for babies and toddlers,
your child enjoys the toys and activities
Estate, SL4 4XP
Hartbeeps creates innovative,
multi-sensory and highly interactive available From 1.30pm Hartbeeps also
productions for the very young. delivers sensory play.
Using clever state of the art T: Danielle: 07738 468937
music production, original music W: childrens.centres@
composition, sound effects, songs achievingforchildren.org.uk
and sound plays, lighting effects,
innovative props and puppetry
together with a vast array of multi-
sensory techniques, we create original
and highly specialised experiences.
T: Liz or Nic 07985 935662
E: Liz@hartbeeps.com
W: www.hartbeeps.com
Development reviews
Parents of 2 year olds
If your child is 2 years old and has not had
a development check please contact the Health Visiting Team on 0300
365 6523 to book you appointment now.
Appointments available in children’s centres, across Windsor,
Maidenhead and Datchet.
Please bring your child’s red book.
Contact:
Health Visiting Team on 0300 365 6523 to book your appointment
7Monday Tuesday
Hartbeeps Stay and Play
Adult with child
Parent and child activity
activities
Drop in & play
9.45-10.30am, Walking to 4 years
10.45-11.30am, Babies sitting to 9.30am - 11.00am Weekly/Drop in
walking
11.45am-12.30pm, 0 to 6 months
M 0-5 CC £
Book £1.50 contribution per family
D
M 0-5 ( £ T Library services will run Rhymetime
for half an hour from 10.30am
£6.50 per pre-booked session or T: 01753 582564
drop-in available £7.00 per session
E: childrens.centres@
Discounted sibling rate available!
Hanover Way, Windsor, SL4 5NW
achievingforchildren.org.uk
THE MANOR
Using clever state of the art
music production, original music
composition, sound effects, songs
and sound plays, lighting effects,
Nurture Group
innovative props and puppetry we Drop in & play
create original bespoke experiences. 1.30pm - 3.00pm Weekly/Drop in
T: Liz or Nic 07985 935662
E: Liz@hartbeeps.com M 0-12m CC H
Runs all year apart from bank
holidays. Please check Facebook for
details.
T: 01753 582564
E: childrens.centres@
achievingforchildren.org.uk
Twins and More Wednesday
Group
Drop in & play Messy Play
Wednesdays, Drop in & play
10.00am to 12.00pm 1.00 to 2.30pm Weekly/Drop in
at Woodlands Park, Manifold Way,
Maidenhead SL6 3GW
M 0-5 CC T
£1.50 contribution per family
T: 01753 582564
E: childrens.centres@
achievingforchildren.org.uk
8Thursday
Child development
Adult with child
reviews
activities
9.30am - 12.00pm Weekly/Book
M H 0-5
Please ring 0300 365 6523 to make
an appointment.
Health visitor drop in
clinic and breastfeeding
Hanover Way, Windsor, SL4 5NW
support
THE MANOR
1.30pm – 3.00pm Weekly/Drop in
M H
Baby weigh in and advice from health
visitors and breastfeeding advisors
T: 0300 365 6523
National breastfeeding network
Family First Aid T: 0300 100 0212
A fun, interactive training workshop.
Why go?
This training will provide you with the confidence and knowledge to use basic life
support procedures until a professional can take over.
It costs £5 per adult paid in advance to secure the booking and a free crèche is
provided.
When and where is the training?
What will it be like?
The Manor Children’s Centre
The training is relaxed, informal and fun.
Hanover Way, Windsor SL4 5NW
The topics covered include:
Wednesday 17 October 2018
• Recovery position
10.00am - 12.00pm
• CPR
• Choking To book your place,
• Head injuries please ring
• Burns T: 01753 582564 or
• Bleeding
T: 01753 861162 or
• Meningitis
speak to one of our support workers
• Febrile convulsions
at any children’s centre
• First aid kits (overview and advice)
9Monday Wednesday
Bumps, Babies Stay and Play
Adult with child
and Beyond Drop in & play
activities
Drop in & play 9.30-11.00am Weekly/Drop in
9.30-11.00am Weekly/Drop in
L 0-5 CC £ T
L 0-5 T £1.50 Contribution per family
Play session run by NCT Library services will run Rhymetime
T: 01753 582564 for half an hour from 10.30am
E: childrens.centres@
achievingforchildren.org.uk
Nurture Babes
Tuesday
Imperial Road, Windsor, SL4 3RU
Baby Massage
THE LAWNS
Childminders or Adult and Child Activity
nannies play session 1.30pm – 2.30pm Book
Drop in & play L 6wk-1yr T (
£
9.15 -11.30am Weekly/Drop in
£50 for five sessions which
L 0-5 T includes free massage oil
Free session arranged by Contact provider for dates
Childminders, for childminder’s and T: 07958 740415 (Sharon)
nannies. Activities for the children and W: www.nurturebabes.co.uk
an opportunity for childminders to
network and share good practice
T: Debbie Coumbe 07919 530285 Friday
W: debbie.coumbe@btinternet.com
Die Kleinen Racker
Drop in & play
1.00-3.00pm Weekly/Drop in
L 0-5 £ T
£1.50 contribution per family
For German speaking families or those
who speak German as an additional
language. A fun play session, with
German stories and songs at the end
of the session run by friendly German
speaking parents
T: Steffi 07715 597336
10Tuesday Thursday
Sensory Room
Adult with child
Messy Mornings
activities
10.00–3.00pm Book
Drop in & play
9.30-10.30am Weekly/Drop in EW 0-5 CC T
EW 0-5 T
£
Babies and children benefit from
sensory stimulation and the sensory
£4.50 per child room allows you to have quality one
to one bonding time with your child.
All kinds of messy play for children
to enjoy. Whilst you are in the room with your
T: Amber: 07715 586044 child, allow them to crawl and explore
E: tiddle-tots@hotmail.com the room. Explore with your child
and get involved with the sensory
Eton Wick CofE First School,
Sheepcote Road, SL4 6JB
ETON WICK
stimulation.
The sensory room is great for
relaxation and is a lovely calming
atmosphere that you and your child
can benefit from.
You do not need to have every item
in the sensory room turned on,
especially if you feel this is too over
stimulating for your child. A children’s
centre support worker will be on hand
to help with turning on and off items
and setting up the sensory room and
to answer any questions.
Please book through the children‘s
centre. This session will benefit
Parents with new babies or parents
with children with special needs.
T: 01753 582564
E: childrens.centres@
achievingforchildren.org.uk
11South Ascot Thursday
Monday Nurture Group
Adult with child
Drop in & play
Activities
Stay and Play
1.30–3.00pm Weekly/Drop in
Drop in & play
10.00-11.30am Weekly/Drop in SA 0-12m CC H
SA 0-5 CC £ All Souls Church Hall
Church Road, Ascot, SL5 9DP
£1.50 Contribution per family
Runs all year apart from bank
Church Road, Ascot SL5 9DP
holidays. Please check Facebook for
T: 01753 582564 details.
E: childrens.centres@
achievingforchildren.org.uk T: 01753 582564
E: childrens.centres@
Tuesday achievingforchildren.org.uk
Health visitor Friday
drop in clinic and
SOUTH ASCOT, WRAYSBURY
breastfeeding Messy Tots
support Drop in & play
AND OLD WINDSOR
1.30–3.00pm Weekly/Drop in 1.00– 2.00pm Drop in
SA H (see dates below)
Baby weigh in and advice from health SA 0-5 £
visitors and breastfeeding advisors.
Runs all year apart from bank £4.50 per session
holidays. Please check Facebook for All kinds of messy play for
details. children to enjoy.
Dates of sessions:
T: 0300 365 652
National breastfeeding network 14, 21 and 28 September
T: 0300 100 0212 12 and 26 October
9, 16, and, 30 November
14 December
Child development All Souls Church Hall, Church
reviews Road, Ascot SL5 9DP
1.30–3.00pm Book T: Chanelle 07977 023336
E: messy-tots@hotmail.com
SA H 0-5
Please ring 0300 365 6523 to make
an appointment.
12Wraysbury Old Windsor
Thursday Thursday
Stay and Play OW 0-5 £ PR T CC
Drop in & play £1.50 Contribution per family
1.00–2.30pm Weekly/Drop in
Stay and Play
W 0-5 CC £ T Run jointly by children centre
Wraysbury Village Hall, The Green, staff and parents
Wraysbury TW19 5NA 1.30–2.30pm Weekly/Drop in
Old Windsor Youth and Community
Robin Willis Way, Old Windsor SL4 2PX
Routine childhood immunisations schedule
Age Disease protected against
Eight weeks old Dipheria, tetanus, whooping cough
(pertussis), polio and Hib (Haemophilus
influenzae type b)
Pneumococcal
Meningitis B
Rotavirus
Twelve weeks old Dipheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio
and Hib
Rotavirus
Sixteen weeks old Dipheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio
and Hib
Pneumococcal
Meningitis B
One year old Hib and Meningitis B and C
Pneumococcal
Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR)
Two to 6 years old (including Flu (Each year from September
childen in school Years 1 and 2)
Three years four months or Dipheria, tetanus, whooping cough polio
soon after Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR)
13HAVE YOUR SAY! Join the Advisory Board
today!
What is an advisory board?
The expectation of an advisory board is to provide a challenging role, to give
focus and direction to offer a good service to local children’s centres and
families to help steer partner agencies to work together to achieve this.
Every advisory board is unique and no one member will be expected to have
all the answers or be solely responsible for the management of the board.
The advisory board may differ between each hub and is developed to meet
the community’s needs.
The success of the board will depend on consistent
representation and cohesive working of all members
to ensure the children’s centre hub is effective and
meets local needs.
Meetings are generally held once a term in one of
the local children’s centres and crèche facilities are
usually available.
Help with transport to and from the advisory board
meeting can be arranged if required.
A good advisory board member is someone who:
• cares about improving outcomes for children and families
• wants to contribute to the local community
• wants to work as part of a team and can value the contributions of
different people
• stands by collective decisions even if they hold a different view point
• asks questions in a constructive manor
• ensures that confidentially is maintained at all times
• shares their knowledge, experience and skills for the benefit of the
children’s centres as a whole and provides an independent view
• is enthusiastic, committed and available to attend meetings and training
• is a voice for the community and feeds back to the local community
and/or the agency they represent
• provides support and challenge for the children’s centre
• supports recruitment for example with interviews or selection panels
14What makes a good advisory board?
• Effective team work
• Being a ‘critical friend’
• Effective meetings that are time managed
• Up-to-date terms of reference
• Focuses and achieves good action plans and outcomes
• Knows the local community and its needs
• Identifies gaps in services
• Is child centred and focuses on children reaching their
full potential
• Prioritising and maintains a focus on shaping services
that support families with the highest needs
• Shares good practice with other advisory boards
• Responds to and participates in inspections including
input into self-evaluation of the children’s centre hubs
If you have any questions or would like more information, please ring 01753
582564 or 01753 861162.
Volunteer vacancies
Voluteer helpers are needed in the following children’s centres at the
designated sessions. Contact 01753 582564 for more information.
Datchet Lawns Manor
Monday Wednesday Tuesday
Stay and Play Stay and Play Stay and Play
Morning session Morning session Morning session
Saturday Wednesday
Stay and Play South Ascot Messy Play
Morning session Monday Afternoon session
Stay and Play
Morning session
Poppies
Tuesday
Stay and Play
Morning session
15The Freedom
Programme
“A group to talk about how to move
forward and make me stronger in myself ”
Do you feel afraid of your partner a lot of the time?
Is your partner excessively jealous and possessive?
Do you feel you are walking on eggshells to avoid making your
partner angry or aggressive?
Does your partner blame you for everything?
Does your partner pressure you to have sex when you don’t
want to?Is your partner constantly criticising you and putting
you down in front of others?
Does your partner tell you what to wear, who to see and where
you can or cannot go?
These are only a few of the signs that you could
be suffering domestic abuse.
Drop in to a Freedom Programme support group near you. The
group looks at why men abuse their partners and children and
recognises the beliefs that they hold which allows them to do it.
It is a 12 week rolling programme with no waiting list, so you can
join at any time.
The programme is open to any women who wish to learn more
about the reality of domestic abuse. It is confidential and you can
be sure of a warm welcome.
You will be free to come, free to go, free to think, free to feel,
free to laugh, free to cry, free to share, free to choose, free to
be yourself, free to feel empowered.
Contact: 01753 582564
Childcare available (free)
16Special Educational Needs
and Disabilities
Find information on the
Local Offer Bringing together information
about local services for children
www.rbwm.gov.uk/localoffer and young people aged 0 to 25
with special educational needs and
• Education disabilities and their families.
• Health
• Social Care
• Advice and Support
Contact for queries and
• Education, Health & Care Plans
to give feedback
• Leisure & Short Breaks
• Transport T: 01628 685878
• Preparing for Adulthood E: localoffer@rbwm.gov.uk
Is it free for all 2 year olds?
If you are in receipt of certain benefits or
have an income below around £16,000 per
year, then you may be eligible.
Contact your local council
for more details
Two year old funding
The Royal Borough
of Windsor & Maidenhead
Town Hall, St Ives Road,
Maidenhead SL6 1RF
T: 01628 685959
E: 2yearoldfunding.rbwm@
achievingforchildren.org.uk
17Useful contacts
Family Friends
Family Friends supports families facing difficult times and helps
them get back on their feet. Help is free, confidential and open
to any family living in Windsor and Maidenhead with a child aged
0-13years. Volunteers and paid workers help families. For more
information, please visit their website www.familyfriends.org.uk or
phone: 0300 800 1005
The DASH Charity
Free phone 24 hour Domestic Violence
T: 0800 0852 654
Grow Our Own
Provides support, advice and training to local residents wanting to
find employment in their home area. They match local people to
local jobs, whatever their background or circumstances, at every
skill level.
Anyone who needs help into work and particularly those finding it
difficult, such as:
• lone parents
• people who have been made redundant
• school leavers
• adults with mental health issues or moderate learning difficulties
• older people
• ex-offenders
• those who want to develop their
career in a different direction
Come and see us to find out more:
T: 01628 685661
E: info@growourown.co.uk
The Link Foundation
The Link Foundation is a Maidenhead based children’s charity
committed to improving the lives of children and their families in
the local community and surrounding areas
W: www.linkfoundation.co.uk
18NCT Slough, Windsor and District
Supporting parents, we give accurate, impartial information so
they can decide what’s best for their family. We introduce them to a
network of local parents to gain practical and emotional support.
T: 0300 330 0771
E: sloughwindsoranddistrict@nct.org.uk
Youth Talk
Windsor & Maidenhead Youth and Community Counselling Service is
a voluntary organisation and a registered charity with two agencies,
Number 22 in Maidenhead and Youth Talk in Windsor, 65 Alma Road,
Windsor SL4 3HD.
To speak to a counsellor please call:
T: 01753 842444
Number 22
Provides free and confidential counselling support for those in
distress whilst also providing a space where clients can feel valued
and heard
To speak to a counsellor please call:
T: 01628 636661
SAFA (The Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen
and Families Assoc)
Financial, practical and emotional assistance to anyone that is
currently serving or has ever served in the Army, Navy or RAF, and
their families.
T: 0845 241 7141
W: www.ssafa.org.uk
Talking Therapies
An NHS service that offers help and support to people in Berkshire
suffering with depression or anxiety based problems.
T: 0300 365 2000
W: talking-therapies@berkshire.nhs.uk
Windsor Library
T: 01753 743940
W: windsor.library@rbwm.gov.uk
19Windsor Hub
Little Cygnets Old Windsor Youth
Datchet, Datchet St Mary’s CofE and Community Centre
The Green, Datchet SL3 9EJ Robin Willis Way
(satnav SL3 9EN) Old Windsor SL4 2PX
Little Cygnets, Eton Wick South Ascot Church Hall
Eton Wick CofE First School Church Road, Ascot SL5 9DP
Sheepcote Road, Eton Wick SL4 6JB
Lawns Children’s Centre
The Manor Children’s Centre Imperial Road,
Dedworth, Hanover Way Windsor SL4 3RU
Windsor SL4 5NW
Wraysbury Village Hall
Poppies Children’s Centre The Green, Wraysbury TW19 5NA
Kenneally, Broom Farm Estate
Windsor SL4 4XP
Contact us
T: Datchet 01753 582564 T: Poppies 01753 861162
E: childrens.centres@achievingforchildren.org.uk
Facebook: @rbwmchildrenscentres
Children’s Centre Hub
Family Support Workers Co-ordinator
Amanda Beldom Michelle Meredew
Debbie McEwan Data Lead and
Emma Robins Business Support
Sophie Richards Karen Legg
Sumera Sharif
Assistant Support Workers: Health Team
Leticia Sant’Anna T: 0300 365 6523
Mandy McGiffen Facebook:
Nia Najeeb @Windsor Ascot and Maidenhead
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