Kingston WelCare offers support to local families through experienced support workers based at WelCare House. The warm and welcoming environment provides creative activities that aim to promote good parenting and enhance parents' skills and self-confidence. WelCare also promotes the wellbeing and development of young children. As an independent charity, WelCare relies on donations to assist in running its projects and welcomes people from all backgrounds.

1. A little bit of WelCare
Kingston WelCare offers local families support with parenting issues
from experienced Support Workers.
We are based at WelCare House which provides a warm, safe and
stimulating environment where parents and children are made to feel
welcome. Through our creative activities, the project aims to promote
good parenting to enhance parents’ self-confidence, skills and enjoyment
of their role and to promote the wellbeing and development of young
children.
Kingston WelCare welcomes people from all ethnic backgrounds and
faiths and are pleased to take telephone enquiries and self-referrals.
As an independent charity, WelCare is reliant on donations to assist in
the running of its projects.

2. MONDAY GROUP
A Families Connect support group
Every Monday 12.30-2.30 p.m.
Wellbeing Workshops
For parents having difficulty coping with the parenting challenges of daily life.
Reiki 16th June Healthy Eating 23rd June
I.T. 30th June Laughter Yoga 7th July
See our Webpage for more details

3. Transition to Secondary School - A Parent's Guide
Wednesday 11th June 7.30 - 8.45 p.m.
Stepping into the world of secondary school is a
major transition for both children and parents.
This workshop will help you focus on how you
can best support your child through these
changes. The workshop will take a practical and
engaging approach to help you explore the
emotional and social challenges when starting
year 7.