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Luton Family Hubs has been created using government funding so that all families in Luton can access the support they need.

Luton Family Hubs is a town-wide partnership offering support to every family in Luton, whatever their experience or circumstances.

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We’re here to support every child’s changing needs, whether you're:

  • thinking about starting a family
  • expecting a child
  • a family with a child up to the age of 19 years
  • a family with a young person up to 25 years with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)

Family members have access to friendly, helpful professionals and local experts offering parent and child sessions, information, advice and guidance in one of the hubs near where they live. Alternatively, they can call us or visit us online.

If you have any questions, comments, stories, or would like to be part of a parent group to help us understand your needs, drop us a line at [email protected] or [email protected] or call 01582 368245.

Where to find Luton Family Hubs

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Venue name and address - each bullet number corresponds with the map

  1. Park Town Family Hub, Bailey Street, LU1 3DU
  2. Hockwell Community Centre and Family Hub, Mayne Avenue, Luton, LU4 9LB
  3. Flying Start Family Hub @ Pastures Way Nursery, LU4 0PE
  4. Flying Start Family Hub @ Foxcubs Nursery, Luton, LU1 1TZ
  5. Central Library - St George Square, LU1 2NG
  6. Limbury Community Centre – Family Partnership Service, LU3 2JR
  7. Bushmead Hub - Hancock Drive, LU2 7SF
  8. Farley Community Centre- Delphine Close, LU1 5RE
  9. Chaul End Community Centre - 515 Dunstable Road, LU4 8QN
  10. St Francis Church - Carteret Road, LU2 9JZ
  11. CYCD - 94 to 106 Leagrave Road, LU4 8HZ
  12. Olive Tree Church - 42 to 46 Blenheim Crescent, LU3 1HB
  13. Red Cross - 232 Dunstable Road, LU4 8JL
  14. Whipperley Infant School - Whipperley Ring, LU1 5QY
  15. Chantry Primary School Community Hub - Wedgewood Road, LU4 0RH
  16. Bramingham Primary School - Freeman Avenue, LU3 4BL
  17. Stopsley Community Primary School - Hitchin Road, Stopsley, LU2 7UG
  18. Stopsley Library - Hitchin Road, Stopsley, LU2 7UG
  19. Lewsey Library - Landrace Road, LU4 0SW
  20. Leagrave Library - Marsh Road, LU3 2NL
  21. Marsh Farm Library - Northwell Drive, LU3 3TL
  22. Grasmere Nursery School - Icknield Way, LU3 2BT
  23. Gill Blowers Nursery School, Leabank - Leabank, LU3 3LW
  24. Gill Blowers Nursery School, Mossdale - Mossdale Court, Teesdale, LU4 9JL
  25. Hart Hill Nursery School - Whitecroft Road, LU2 0JS
  26. Redgrave Children and Young Peoples Centre - Redgrave Gardens, LU3 3QN
  27. Hart Hill Community Centre - Falks Hill(off Tower Rd), LU2 0FN
  28. Hightown Community Sports & Arts Centre - Concorde Street, LU2 0JD
  29. Inspire Sports Village - Butterfield Green Road, LU2 8DD
  30. Stockwood Park Athletics and Gym - Farley Hill, Stockwood Park, LU1 4BH
  31. Stockwood Park Golf Centre - London Road, Stockwood Park, LU1 4LX
  32. Lewsey Sports Park and Pool - Pastures Way, LU4 0PF
  33. Lea Manor Recreation Centre Northwell Drive, LU3 3TL

Our partner organisations

Luton Family Hubs work in partnership with lots of local organisations. Find out more about each of our partners below.
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Flying Start is a partnership approach to the delivery of services for families in Luton, with a focus on the antenatal period and the early years. The Early Years Alliance and partners, working alongside local communities and parents, are committed to delivering the Flying Start vision and strategy and supporting children to have a flying start in life.

Find out more about what’s on at Flying Start.

The Early Years Alliance is the largest and most representative early year’s membership organisation in England. A registered educational charity, representing 14,000 members, supporting them to deliver care and learning to over 800,000 families every year and offering information and advice.

Maternity Voices BLMK brings together families and health care professionals to improve maternity services for all.

View some short maternity videos which take you on a virtual tour of the maternity unit and give a summary of the services provided by the Luton and Dunstable University Hospital during the key stages of pregnancy.

Luton children’s services. Children and Adults’ community health services for the residents of Luton. Community based health services are fundamental to the success of an NHS that gives people more choice and control over their health.

The Family Partnership service provides intensive support to Luton’s vulnerable children, young people and their families.

From providing social care to young people that need it, to safeguarding and protection, we have a range of children’s services in Luton.

Healthier Together provides young people, parents and pregnant women across Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes with consistent and high-quality advice on common childhood illnesses, where to seek help and how long symptoms are likely to last, from local health professionals.

We provide assessments, support and treatment for children and young people up to the age of 18 experiencing mental health problems. Please look at the ELFT website to see how to make a referral and what you can expect when you visit CAMHS.

Families and young people can also refer themselves on the website too. For children under 5 years old, we provide help to support the parent/carer-infant relationship.

Active Luton and Total Wellbeing Luton takes a holistic approach to health and wellbeing, recognising that our lives are complex.

A wide range of healthy lifestyles programmes look to support, encourage and make a difference to health and wellbeing. These include:

  • working with people with a wide range of long term health conditions
  • people living with stress, anxiety, depression or loneliness and isolation
  • helping young people become more active and understand healthy nutrition

Programmes are delivered across Luton and can be accessed through self- referral or referral from a health professional.

Luton Family Hubs launch event

 
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