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Family Support Worker

Supporting you and your family 

Being a parent isn't always easy. Family life has its ups and downs and sometimes we all need a little extra support, someone to listen, or simply somewhere to start.  

That's where I can help. My name is Claire Webb and I am the family support worker for Andover CE Primary School. My role is to work alongside you and your family. I'm here to listen without judgement, offer practical advice and help you find the right support when you need it.  You don't need to be in crisis to come and see me. Sometimes a chat, a fresh perspective or one small change can make a big difference.  

Family Support - How can i help?

You don't have to manage everything alone. Whether you need advice, practical support or simply someone to listen, I am here to help children and families in our school community.

Home & Family Support
  • Behaviour, routines and boundaries
  • Difficult mornings and bedtimes
  • Parenting support
  • Changes at home, separation or bereavement
  • Friendship or family difficulties
School Support
  • Attendance and punctuality
  • Emotional wellbeing and confidence
  • Support with friendships
  • Helping children feel happy, settled and ready to learn
Specialist Support
  • Young carers – Supporting children who help care for a family member at home
  • Young Troops – Supporting children from Armed Forces families
Practical Help
  • Financial worries and accessing support
  • Housing concerns
  • Completing forms and referrals
  • Finding activities and support in the local community
  • Helping you find the right service when you are not sure where to turn
How can I support you?
  • A friendly chat at the school gate
  • A confidential one-to-one conversation
  • Regular catch-ups
  • Practical ideas and strategies to try at home
  • Help accessing financial or community support
  • Support completing forms or referrals
  • Signposting to another service
  • Working alongside other professionals supporting your family
No problem is too big or too small.
Sometimes you may just need someone to talk to. Whatever the concern, you do not have to face it alone.