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Parenting UK
Unit 431 Highgate Studios53-79 Highgate Road
London
NW5 1TL
Tel: 020 7284 8370
Fax: 020 7485 3587
Web: www.parentinguk.org.uk
Parenting UK is an organisation for those who work in parenting education and support. Founded in 1995, it brings together all those working or interested in this field, and has over 1,000 individual and corporate members across the UK and overseas. It works in partnership with other statutory and voluntary bodies.
Parenting UK encompasses a diverse range of learning opportunities and supportive activities. It enables parents, prospective parents and those in a parenting role to improve their understanding of their own and their children's personal, social, emotional, intellectual and physical needs and the context in which family life takes place.
Checked: September 2006
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