Parent Child Relationship Support – what would help new families?

News - 14 February 2023

Can you help develop a new relationships service, for babies, children and their families? NHS North West Coast Clinical Networks for Perinatal and Early Years Mental Health are interested in developing NHS services that can support parent-child relationships.
NHS North West Coast Clinical networks. Can you help? We are developing a new relationships service for babies, children and parents. But first we need to understand what support families really need. Please scan the QR code or use this link to complete our survey. https://bit.ly/PIERSSURVEY Question marks and QR code images.

They are asking parents and carers of young children to complete an online survey to help them to understand what is important to parents and families and what would make these services most helpful.  

The learning from this study will be used to develop resources and new services. The information that you share with them as part of this survey will be kept anonymous and will be shared with members of the Clinical Network and researchers working on this project. 

They would really love to hear your ideas and experiences.  

Take part at: https://forms.office.com/e/DsMVJctcEn

The survey will remain open until the end of February 2023. 

If you would like to know more about this work, please contact Beth Luxmoore via email: bethany.luxmoore@nhs.net 

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