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  • Family Mediation Hub

    If you have decided to divorce or separate, mediation provides a practical way to move forward. It helps...

    Recently updated

  • Routes to Work Employment Support Service

    Need help and support to find work and discover education and training opportunities? We can help. Our team...

    FreeRecently updated

  • Restore Hope

    Restore Hope Latimer is a family-focused Christian charity based at Latimer Park. A special space in the countryside, set in...

    Part of Family Hub NetworkRecently updated

  • FoodLife

    Every week we send out free Fresh Fruit and Veg Boxes to families in tough situations. Our Fresh Food...

    Part of Family Hub NetworkFreeNeeds referralRecently updated

  • Independent Lives

    Independent Lives is a user-led charity working with disabled people, people with care needs, and those with caring...

    Part of SEND local offerRecently updated

  • Scope's Helpline

    Scope's Helpline provides free, independent, and impartial advice and support on issues that matter to disabled people and...

    Part of SEND local offerRecently updated

  • Green Futures

    Green Futures 2G is a Buckinghamshire-based project that is funded by The Rothschild Foundation to support the local...

    Part of SEND local offerFreeRecently updated

  • Charlie's Gift

    Charlie’s Gift is a local based charity, which provides grants of money to support children 0 to 18...

    Part of SEND local offerRecently updated

  • Reach4Work | Buckinghamshire Disability Service (BuDS)

    Reach4Work offers people skilled and semi-skilled volunteer work, with every volunteer role crafted to suit each individual.  If you...

    Part of SEND local offerFreeRecently updated

  • Talkback - The Post-16 Specialist Provision

    Equip offers young people between 16 and 25 personal support programmes in colleges and community. With over 25 years...

    Part of SEND local offerPart of Family Hub NetworkRecently updated

  • Helping Ukrainians seeking work

    We provide free help to Ukrainians living in the local community who are seeking work. We can help...

    Free

  • Access to Work Programme | Assistance for those with a Disability

    If you’re disabled or have a physical or mental health condition that makes it hard for you to...

    Part of SEND local offer

  • Empowerment Project for Young Males 11 to 18 years

    The Empowerment Project for Young Males. Mentoring, Coaching and Positive Activities: Community Youth Ventures in partnership with the ‘Saving Lives...

    Part of SEND local offerFree

  • Talkback Personal Development Skills

    Personal Development and Skills (PDS) Programme The PDS programme offers sessions to enhance personal growth and build essential life...

    Part of SEND local offerPart of Family Hub NetworkFree

  • Talkback Equip

    Equip is Talkback's programme that works with 16 to 25 year old individuals who are autistic or have...

    Part of SEND local offerPart of Family Hub NetworkNeeds referral

  • Talkback Employability

    Talkback offer a wide range of employment programmes that cater for all ages and abilities; comprising of training,...

    Part of SEND local offerPart of Family Hub Network

  • Talkback Transitions

    Transitions works with young autistic people and other learning disabilities. Alternative Learning is for people who, for any...

    Part of SEND local offerPart of Family Hub NetworkFreeNeeds referral

  • Buckinghamshire Talking Therapies Employment Service

    The Employment Service in Buckinghamshire Talking Therapies has been set up to provide support for people experiencing anxiety,...

  • Care and Share Charity

    Burnham Care and Share was established as an alliance between Burnham Health Promotion Trust and St Peter's Church,...

    FreeNeeds referral

  • Central Training Group Aylesbury (CTG)

    Central Training, Aylesbury is a bespoke, post-16 education provision, based in the centre of Aylesbury. We run a...

    Part of SEND local offerPart of Family Hub NetworkWheelchair accessibleFree

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The MoneyHeave Community Project

The MoneyHeave Community Project (TMCP)

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The MoneyHeave Community Project (TMCP) works to break down barriers to economic equality, improve overall wellbeing, and promote healthier financial habits. We focus on empowering and educating young people and adults...

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  • Suitable for all ages

Who to contact

MoneyHeave

0208 945 7733

hello@moneyheave.com

Part of Family Hub Network

The Family Hub Network is a one stop shop for advice, support and services to help throughout your family journey, from birth to 19, or up to 25 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

The network involves professionals and community groups working together to ensure that families and residents receive the early help and support they need.

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