Free online parenting programme for parents with learning difficulties

This inclusive parenting programme is designed for parents with a learning disability or learning difficulty, including those who may be undiagnosed.

We know that many parents need additional support to understand parenting guidance from pregnancy to age five, and sometimes beyond.

This programme has been developed specifically for parents who may find it difficult to engage with mainstream parenting programmes due to language, communication, or confidence barriers.

The programme is inclusive, sensitive to individual needs, and culturally aware 🌍💛

Programme details:

📅 Starting: May (10 weeks)- Ongoing and recruiting
⏰ Time: 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
💻 Format: Online

Our aim is to inspire and empower parents to make informed decisions and build confidence in their parenting journey.

If you are working with a client or service user who may benefit from this programme, please make a referral through our website:

Pregnancy to Parenthood - CASBA Advocacy

We also empower parents and citizens through a range of other projects. Full details and referral information are in the pdf below and can be accessed on our website: CASBA Advocacy - Empowering Independence since 1988

Our referral process is simple and supportive 🤗

If you have any questions or would like more information about our services, please do not hesitate to get in touch:

[email protected]
07840 689 841

[email protected]
07840 960 795

If you would like to be part of our mailing list, please follow the link below:

CASBA ADVOCACY MAILING LIST – Fill out form 📝

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Event details

Where

Online

When

Start: 1^st May, 2026 at 10:30am

End: 31^st July, 2026 at 12:30pm

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