What are Family Hub Navigators?
- 🎯Helping you take charge: Supporting families to identify and access the right services and resources.
- 🤝Working alongside you: Providing advice and practical tools to help you tackle challenges like parenting, housing, or finances.
- 🧩Supporting your problem-solving: Helping you connect the dots between your needs and community programs.
- 🏠Strengthening your family’s journey: Guiding you toward resources like baby groups, mental health support, or school systems.
- 🌐Celebrating your uniqueness: Tailoring support to your situation and empowering you to navigate cultural and language needs.
- 🚀Championing your independence: Equipping you with the tools and confidence to build a thriving future for your family.
How we can support you
Our Family Hub Navigators work alongside you to:
- 🌟 Build confidence and achieve your goals by focusing on your strengths.
- 🤝 Connect you to local groups, activities, and services that match your needs.
- 💬 Provide one-on-one guidance through up to eight personalised sessions.
- 🌈 Support families of all backgrounds, including young parents, carers, and diverse communities.
- 😊 Improve your wellbeing by addressing challenges and reducing isolation.
- 🛠️ Help with first steps, like joining you for initial visits to community groups or services.
Get Started: Referrals are required to access our service. You can contact us at familyhubnavigators@salfordcvs.co.uk.
Let’s work together to create a brighter future for your family!
Is our service right for you?
Our Family Hub Navigators support families with:
🌈 Feeling connected to your community or finding groups that match your identity (cultural, LGBTQ+, older parents, etc.).
😊 Tackling loneliness, social isolation, or low-level mental health challenges like anxiety or depression.
🛠️ Accessing practical support like baby banks, welfare advice, or SEND/disability resources.
💬 Getting involved in social activities or improving physical wellbeing through exercise.
🏠 Finding community support as a refugee, asylum seeker, or in other transitions.
We may not be the right service if you need:
Immediate housing, safeguarding, or high-level mental health/substance misuse support.
Crisis intervention for domestic violence, crime, or social care (though we can help guide you if these arise during support).
Medical care like GP or dentist registration.
Still unsure? Let’s talk! Referrals are welcomed to help us explore how we can work together.