Parenting Orders
A Parenting Order is a court decision that says you must work with us to support your child. We’ll agree a plan with you and keep it as straightforward as possible.
Meeting a support worker once a week
You’ll have regular one‑to‑one time to talk through what’s happening, practise new approaches, and review progress. Sessions are typically at a set time so it’s easy to keep on track.
Joining a parenting group
Groups are friendly and practical. You’ll learn useful tools, share ideas with other parents, and see that you’re not alone. Many parents say the group is the most helpful part.
Doing activities at home with your child
We’ll suggest small, positive activities you can try together—like problem‑solving chats, setting routines, or reward systems—so changes stick in day‑to‑day life.
If you don’t follow the rules of the order, you could be fined. We’ll help you understand the requirements and keep you on track.
