Welcome to South Bristol Children’s Centres
We are South Bristol Children’s Centres and are here to support you. Please look at what we provide and the information on our web pages.
It could be that we might help you to find an answer or a service that you need right now, including:
- Information and Support for Parents and Carers, including return to work, training, personal support, access to food and cooking, and parenting support.
- Information and Support for children, including speech and language support, two-year Education, Healthy Start vouchers, activities for children including Forest school, group activities, and crafts (see our timetables for details).
Our Children’s Centres
At our five children’s centres, you can expect to receive a friendly and welcoming team. They will offer advice on your family’s individual needs and let you know what help and advice is available through our services.
Bristol City Council funds us, and we are part of both Early Education and Children and Families Services. We work in partnership with many different organisations and people to provide group and individual support in the communities in South Bristol.
Latest News
From our Website
Benefits of Breastfeeding and Infant Feeding Support on Offer Across Bristol
Are you preparing for a new baby or facing challenges with feeding? Whatever your feeding journey looks like, Bristol Family Hubs and Children’s Centres are here to offer support when you need it. Whether it’s your first time or not, challenges are common, and it is...
Our Recent Teddy Bears Picnic Event
South Bristol Children's Centres recently hosted a heartwarming event that brought smiles to the faces of children and grandparents alike. The Teddy Bears Picnic, held in collaboration with the Knowle West Healthy Living Centre, was hugely successful. This special...
Help With Reading for Adults
Read Easy UK is a charitable organization dedicated to helping adults in the UK improve their reading skills. Established in 2011, it operates through a network of over 80 volunteer-led groups, providing free, one-to-one coaching to adults who struggle with reading....
Hub of Hope
Hub of Hope is a pioneering platform in the UK, established by the national mental health charity Chasing the Stigma. It serves as a comprehensive mental health support database, designed to connect individuals with a wide array of local, national, peer, community,...
Dads and Partners Online Support
If you want to find out more about how you can access this group, you can speak with the client care team on 01179359366 or email support@mothersformothers.co.uk for more information. Image by skalekar1992 from Pixabay
Community Learning – October 2023
Community Learning West offers a wide range of FREE courses to people living in Bristol and/or surrounding areas, aged 19 or over who have few or no formal qualifications and face significant barriers to further learning and employment. Most courses take place...
A glorious morning with all the families that attended, making bird feeders and using our binoculars to look for all the hidden birds. planting grass seeds, exploring and learning together.
Play And Learn Sessions here Every Friday 9.30am -10.45am
South Bristol family hubs Hartcliffe
#PlayIsPowerful
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New parent group -
A safe, fun space and welcoming group where you can connect with other parents who are navigating the joys and challenges of early parenthood. Whether you want to share your experiences, ask questions, or build relationships, this offers a supportive environment where you'll feel understood.
We'll cover: Introduction to solid foods - Five to thrive bonding - Sleep and home safety - Baby play and development - Wellbeing and looking after ourselves
BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL. To reserve your place please contact South Bristol family hubs: 0117 374 6362 Email: sbfh@bristol.gov.uk ... See MoreSee Less
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Play and learn drop in sessions here at south Bristol family hubs for parent/carers of children 0-5yrs old
Every Friday 9.30am-10.45am at Hartcliffe
Every Thursday 9.30am -10.45am at Stockwood
Every Wednesday 9.30am -10.45am at Bedminster
Through play, children learn about the world around them, themselves and others.
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Drop in session for parent/carers of children aged 0-5yrs to come and explore, play, learn and have fun together.
Friendly, experienced staff are avalible throughout the session.
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WORLD BOOK DAY THURSDAY 5TH MARCH
If you are attending any of our groups on Thursday 5th March - World Book Day, costume will be welcomed but not essential.
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Baby hub 0-5yrs here at South Bristol family hubs Knowle
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👶 BABY HUB 👶
Tuesday 3rd March
📍 Bishopsworth Site
🕘 9:30 – 10:30
Baby Hub Session
✔ Health Visitors attending
✔ Speech & Language popping in
✔ Ask questions & get support
🍼 10:30 – 12:00
Infant Feeding Support
✔ Help with all infant feeding questions
✔ Friendly, informal advice
✔ Open to everyone
💬Drop in, no appointment needed
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RAINBOWS DROP IN HERE AT SOUTH BRISTOL HUBS KNOWLE
MONDAY MORNING 9.30AM - 11AM
Join our friendly, supportive sessions designed specifically for children (0-5yrs) with additional needs and their families. We offer a relaxed, safe and accessible space where your child is free to be themselves and explore a variety of sensory resources at their own pace.
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South Bristol family hub Hartcliffe
Every Friday 9.30am - 10.45am Play and Learn
Check out some pictures from this mornings session -
exploring the magic of numbers through PLAY!
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