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We have stopped taking referrals to our Parents Connect service as we work towards launching our new family support service in Autumn 2024.
Our Family Services have supported thousands of parents and carers to improve their wellbeing over last 5 years. And now we want to develop these services, so we can support even more parents and carers. We’re working on a new service that will give you the flexibility to access advice, support and community in a way that suits you.
While we are making these changes, Scope is still here for parents and carers. Our helpline provides free, independent and impartial advice and support. Our online community is a space to make friends, share your experiences, get advice and discuss the issues that matter to you.
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