The derelict warehouse transformed into a Family Hub, providing support and resources for local families.
They moved to a bigger place. This new spot becomes a family hub. It lets them offer even more help. The team transformed an old warehouse. Now, it’s a nice place for families.
Carole Jones is super excited. She leads the family hub and a local group. She’s proud of all the volunteers. She also appreciates the generous donors. The hub will really help local families. It builds on the Pantry’s good work.
They call it the Vale Family Hub. It offers family hub features. It keeps giving out food like the Vale Pantry. Family hubs in Dorset help families. They serve kids from birth to eighteen. This extends to twenty-five for those with special needs.
They offer various services at the hubs. Midwives and health visitors are available. People can get financial advice too. Parenting classes are offered. Also, they have fun learn and play sessions. These hubs offer warm spaces.
They judge no one there. They give useful services. They connect families. They also make the community stronger. The Vale Family Hub opens March 1st with a community day.
They plan to provide homework clubs. Social spaces are also in the works. These fight loneliness. They aim to boost community. They strive to improve lives. They promote independence, too.
Clare Sutton is part of Dorset Council. She said the hub helps families get support easily. She thanked everyone who helped. They made this idea real.