Find support with healthy relationships, finance, housing, health and wellbeing, addictions, domestic abuse and employment
Money and cost of living
Find out where you can get help with food, essentials, finances and wellbeing
Domestic abuse
Who to contact for help and support in cases of domestic abuse
Mental health support services for children and young people
Where to go for help if you or someone you know is experiencing poor mental health or a mental health condition
Debt and Money Advice Service
Our Debt and Money Advice Service is a free, independent and confidential service that provides advice about money management and budgeting
Finding a home
Find out what assistance is available to help you find a home
Services in your community
Community groups and networks in West Northamptonshire who offer support and guidance
Stop smoking, drug and alcohol support
Support to help with problems including drugs, alcohol and smoking
Healthy weight
If you're struggling to achieve a healthy weight, we will fund a 12-week course to support you to reach your weight-loss goals
Visiting the library
Our libraries offer you the chance to attend an event, hire a room, use the free wifi and more
Relationships matter
Relationships Matter provides guidance and local support to help families build healthy relationships and reduce conflict.
Healthy Start scheme
Everything you need to know about the Healthy Start scheme - including what the scheme involves and how to register
Local Offer
Find services for children and young people (aged 0 to 25) with special educational needs and disabilities in West Northamptonshire
More services and resources
Family Hubs
We have our main hubs open in Towcester and Daventry and spoke sites in Kingsthorpe, Moulton and Upton offering face to face help and support to:
- pregnant women
- parents and carers of children up to 19 years old (or 25 with special education needs or disability)
- young people up to 19 years old (or 25 with special education needs or disability)
More hubs are coming soon in West Northamptonshire.
Parenting support and things to do
Northamptonshire Children's Trust offers free parenting programmes across the county.
If you are struggling to co-parent with your partner or ex-partner, the Better Conversations online tool may be helpful.
To find things to do in your area, you can also download the monthly Stay Connected newsletter.
Find parenting support and resources on the Northamptonshire Children's Trust website.
Thriving families
The Thriving Families team offers a range of programmes for families in West Northamptonshire to meet different needs.
Support for resettled children and families
Where you can access support for your children and family if you are a resettled person.
Adoption
The Northamptonshire Children's Trust delivers social care and early help across the county, including its adoption service.
Find out more about adoption, including:
- if you can adopt
- the adoption process
- post-adoption support
- special guardianship
Fostering
Northamptonshire Children's Trust provides training and support for foster carers and people who want to foster a child.
Find out more about fostering, including:
- what fostering means
- different types of fostering
- whether you can foster
- steps to becoming a foster carer
- support for foster carers
- upcoming drop-in events
Services for children with special educational needs and disabilities
Some families know before their child is born that the baby is going to have a disability of some kind.
For other families, their child's special educational needs become known when assessments happen. Some children will cope when they are younger but will need more help as they get older.
For advice and information, explore our Local Offer.
To find activities, groups and support, search our Local Offer directory.