Foreword from Cllr Patricia Seaman and Jane Moffat
Families are at the heart of our communities in Coventry. We want Coventry to be the best city for children to grow up and live in, and we are committed to supporting parents in raising children that are loved, feel valued, are safe, healthy and have opportunities.
The pressures of daily life, financial strains, and the complexities of raising children can sometimes be overwhelming, but through partnership working, we strive to create an environment where families feel supported and empowered.
This report highlights how partnership working helps make Coventry a place where families can grow and flourish.
Coventry is proud to be a trailblazer city, leading the way in innovative family support and integrated services that make a real difference in our communities.
At the core of this effort is one of our city’s most invaluable resources – the Coventry Family Hub Offer. The Family Hubs serve as a lifeline for families, offering a one-stop shop for essential services, guidance, and community connections.
Across our eight Family Hub locations, we ensure that every family has access to the right support, at the right time, in the right place. This offer also extends to many community venues, with many services helping families as part of the Family hub network, and through the digital portal.
From stay-and-play sessions that prepare children for school to specialised services for children with additional needs, our Family Hubs are designed to meet the diverse needs of every family member. They are accessible, welcoming, and dedicated to empowering families across Coventry.
This report is a testament to the collaborative efforts of our staff, partners, and the families we support. Your dedication and passion make Coventry a place where every child has the opportunity to grow, learn, and thrive. Thank you for being part of this journey with us.
We will use the lessons from the past three years to inform decision-making and shape services for families in Coventry going forward. We will continue working together to ensure all children get the best start in life and receive the help they need throughout their childhood – because Coventry Family Hubs are here to help.
Cllr Patricia Seaman - Cabinet Member of Children and Young People
Jane Moffat - Operational Lead for Early Help
Sustainability and funding insights
Coventry was selected as one of 75 local authorities to receive investment from the Department of Health and Social Care and the Department for Education to transform, expand, and enhance Coventry’s services in line with the national Family Hub and Start for Life framework.
A total of £4,433,849 has been allocated over the three years.
- 2022/23 - £1,195,124
- 2023/24 - £1,775, 025
- 2024/25 - £1,463, 700
In addition to this investment, Coventry’s Family Hubs receive support from Coventry City Council’s Children’s Services funding and a Public Health Grant.
An annual delivery plan was activated across the partnership and approved by the regional delivery leads within the national departments, and the Family Hub programme board. The programme guide and grant agreement require the funding to be distributed across seven programme strands.
Funding has been provided to a range of services across the Family Hub partnership to enhance staffing, provide workforce development opportunities and bring new resources and interventions into the Family Hub and Start for Life Offer.
The pie chart (which can be clicked on to expand) showcases the allocation of funds.
In size order:
- Perinatal Mental Health - Allocated to CWPT, Fatherhood Solutions, UHCW, ICB, NCT, Clothing Coventry, Coffee Tots, SWUFT, Foleshill Women’s Training.
- Family Hub transformation - Allocated to Children's Services (LA) Early Help.
- Parenting support - Allocated to Solihull approach, Coram, Centre for Emotional Health, KCA and Beebot Ai
- Infant Feeding - Allocated to SWUFT and Foleshill Women's Training
- Home Learning Environment - Allocated to Easy Peasy, 50 things to do before you're 5 and Wellcomm training
- Family Hub capital spend
- Start for Life Offer and PCP (Early Help).
Family Hubs in action
Coventry Family Hubs provide families with the support they need to love and care for their children from conception, throughout the early years, and into the start of adulthood. This enables parents to establish a firm foundation for their children, so that they can reach their full potential in life.
Coventry has been ambitious in its vision of providing a seamless, integrated offer for all families to access, delivered through a Family Hub network, whilst tailoring the support and help to families’ particular needs.
The eight Family Hub buildings are vibrant, welcoming spaces where children, young people, and families can access essential advice, engage in enriching activities, and build strong community connections. They are also designated as safe spaces for young people.
The Family Hubs bring together key services to ensure families receive the right help at the right time, fostering stronger, healthier relationships.
Comprehensive support for families
Family Hubs provide a range of free services designed to meet diverse family needs, including:
- Family Support: Tailored guidance, including parenting advice and relationship counselling, working with whole families using relational and restorative approaches.
- Activities for Children and Families: Stay and play sessions, Baby and Me groups, school readiness programmes, cooking classes, youth programmes and safe spaces for young people.
- Health and wellbeing: Health clinics, financial advice, employment support, and warm spaces and outdoor experiences.
- Support to families with children with special and additional needs: Free use of four of the sensory rooms, access to a sensory resource library and many inclusive sessions and activities.
Bringing services to local communities
Staff regularly attend events such as the Godiva Festival and Vaisakhi Sports Day to connect families to vital services and have hosted large events such as the “Youth Take Over” where the team met over 250 young people in one Family Hub alone!
The Family Hub team works extensively within local communities, ensuring support is accessible through schools, social supermarkets, and local community centres.
A parent shared, “It was really good that these services came together on the same day,” highlighting the advantage of the connected offer.
Ensuring inclusion and accessibility
Key strategies to reach all families include:
- Language Support: Use of interpreters, Language Line Services and digital technology to translate information into over 140 languages.
- Digital Accessibility: An online portal, free wi-fi and data banks enable access for all.
- Community Volunteers: Parent Champions help families from diverse communities to access and engage in the offer
What families say about Coventry's Family Hub offer
Coventry Family Hubs have been committed to strengthening connections with parents and carers to enhance service delivery and community awareness. A range of surveys have been undertaken via community engagement events, workshops and consultations, outreach and awareness campaigns.
- The key goals of these surveys were:
- To improve engagement with parents and carers
- To raise awareness of the Family Hub offer
- To gather insights that contribute to the development of services delivery
- To provide feedback in the evaluation of the offer
Participation surveys
The Family Hubs successfully collected 602 participation surveys and feedback from parents and carers continues to be overwhelmingly positive.
Satisfaction score: An outstanding 98% of respondents rated their experience as excellent or good, reflecting the high quality of service provided at the Family Hubs. This indicates a strong level of trust and satisfaction with the services offered.
Likelihood to return: Additionally, 97% of respondents indicated that they would return to a Family Hub for support, suggesting a strong commitment to the community resources and an acknowledgment of their value.
Non engagement surveys
The Family Hubs have also conducted annual 395 non-engagement surveys, which revealed positive improvements in community awareness and perception regarding the Family Hubs:
Increased engagement: There was a significant 67% change in the number of individuals aware of what the Family Hubs provide, indicating that our outreach efforts were effectively informing the community about the services within the offer.
Willingness to attend: Furthermore, there was a 52% increase in the number of people expressing a willingness to attend a Family Hub if they required support.
This contrasts favourably with the responses from the initial wave of surveys, demonstrating a marked improvement in the community’s readiness to seek assistance via the Family Hub.
Start for Life Offer overview
The Start for Life offer aims to support families during the first 1,001 days by providing a one stop offer of activities, information, and partnership interventions. The goal is to promote quality play provision, bonding, and attachment while delivering key messages about early childhood development to parents and carers at the start of the parenting journey.
The Coventry Way
We believe that all children should have the best start in life. This is possible by the collaborative approach made by a range of partners all providing core information and providing the support and resources that every family needs. It promotes family engagement activities with a focus on accessibility and inclusivity. The multi-agency approach to the offer is core to our offer to all families, whilst tailored to meet the needs of local children and their families.
Headlines of progress and impact
An extensive offer of both physical and digital services has been made available. Events were delivered across all Family Hubs and community settings, to help reduce health and social inequalities and reach families who experience barriers to access services. The Family Hubs worked in partnership with specialist groups that host activities to families from many newly arrived communities, providing practical help such as gifting infant car seats to new families to bring their new baby home from hospital and established a support group for Eritrean women and their young children living in temporary accommodation
Some of the Start for Life activities included:
- Birth Registration in Family Hubs – Improved accessibility for 691 parents to register the birth of their new baby at Mosaic and The Moat Family Hubs, with plans for further expansion to include Families for All and Woodside Family Hub very soon.
- Bumps, Baby and Beyond – Supported 3,815 expectant and new parents with key guidance from the Midwifery, Health Visiting and Family Hub practitioners through an integrated offer. This is currently being delivered in three of the eight Family Hubs with a plan to deliver in all eight Family Hubs within 12 months.
- Baby Weeks – Two consecutive years of week-long engaging activities hosted in city wide and local community venues provided a wide range of engagement activities to enhance family-friendly services. 550 families attended Baby Week events in 2024 throughout the city, and Baby Week 2025 will be even bigger and better!
What did families say?
Families reported that the activities were extremely supportive and helpful. Families spoke highly about the benefits of accessing services in their local area and the importance of the consistency and reliability of the offer
A mother's story
I am Lewinsky from Ghana. I worked as Head of Marketing for a reputable company before getting pregnant. Hoping for support from my baby’s father, I moved to the UK, but he wasn’t helpful. Alone in Coventry, with no family or friends, I faced my pregnancy in isolation.
On my due date, I took an Uber to the hospital alone. Unfamiliar with the food, I survived on water for two days until I had a successful birth. Midwives noticed I needed help, but fearing my baby would be taken away, I refused support.
For five months, loneliness consumed me. I would take the bus to town just to sit and watch people. My visa expired, and I couldn’t return home due to issues with my baby’s passport. Postpartum depression hit hard. Eventually, I reached out to the Family Hub.
Within hours, they arranged a hotel stay for my baby and me. For the first time in a long while, I felt alive - enjoying a breakfast buffet and warm support. They helped me find a lawyer to support my my leave-to-remain visa.
I started attending playgroups and events at the Family Hub, learning baby massage, weaning, and essential childcare. I made friends, took courses, and built a support system.
As a first-time mother, the health visitor guided me in caring for my baby, which helped her thrive - she even started walking at 10 months!
Today, my baby and I are featured on the Start for Life brochure cover. Seeing it brought tears to my eyes. I finally feel accepted, loved, and part of a beautiful family - the Family Hub. Walking into that place changed my life; it felt like magic. Everyone was kind, and for the first time, I truly felt at home.
Family Hub and Start for Life key milestones
2022
- October 2022 - Coventry selected to apply to receive funding for the Family Hub and Start for Life Programme and Cabinet approval granted.
- December 2022 - Coventry submits its partnership delivery plan for 2023-2025.
2023
- February 2023 - Funding received and Coventry named a “trailblazer.”
- April 2023 - Governance arrangements established with the Family Hub and Start for Life Programme Board.
- July - 2023 Start for Life Partnership event and publication of the new brochure for new families Ministerial Visit to Coventry by Dame Andrea Leadsom.
- August 2023 - Coventry Infant Feeding team achieve Unicef Achieving Sustainability Gold award.
- September 2023 - Family Hub and Start for Life – Early Years Briefing.
- October 2023 – Family Hub Staffing model established.
- November 2023 – Baby week
2024
- February 2024 - First “Come and See” event at The Moat Family Hub with over 450 people attending. Family Hub Partnership Network launched.
- March 2024 - Family Hub National Evaluation visit – 2-day DfE commissioned research visit by Ecorys.
- April 2024 - Building the Family Hub Model - Recruitment completed to enhance workforce
- May 2024 - Family Hub Celebration Event - 90+ partners shared progress and next steps. Coventry Families Portal goes Live - 24/7 digital offer for service information and support including the SEND local offer.
- June 2024 - Family Hub Registrations Go Digital - QR-based sign-ups integrated with “GO CV”. Free baby scan pictures become available at UHCW via Go CV+ scheme for parents-to-be.
- July 2024 - Fatherhood Solutions - Dads’ Support Goes Live - Expanded emotional wellbeing support for new fathers. Family Hub Holiday Activities - 4,516 people joined summer family activities. Family Hubs at Godiva Festival - 400+ registrations and engagement with key services. Early Help Conference
- August 2024 - Family Hub “Come and See” Events - 328 people attended showcase sessions in three more hubs.
- September 2024 - DfE Digital Team Visit - showcasing Coventry’s Family Hub and digital model. Family Hub Offer Goes to Parliament - Highlighting Coventry’s national impact.
- October 2024 - Family Hub “Come and See” events across four Family hub buildings with 564 people attending.
- November 2024 - Baby Week 2024 - 550 families attended activities across multiple venues. Family Hub Experience Survey - 600+ responses shaping future service improvements.
- December 2024 - Parent Voice Network Celebration – Recognising parents shaping Family Hub services. Christmas Activity Programme - record attendance of 600+ families. DHSC Visit - Showcasing parenting and perinatal mental health support.
2025
- January 2025- DfE Director General Visit - Justin Russell observed Coventry’s Family Hub work.
- February 2025 - Developed “pop up” Family Hub activities in MacDonalds restaurants. Family Hub and CIRV Youth Takeover - 267 young people, 400+ families joined half-term events.
- March 2025 - Showcase to celebrate the partnership work and the achievements to date, looking forward to the year ahead.
Impact so far (January 2023 to March 2025)
The programme has achieved a lot so far. Here's some of the stats.
- 20,337 children, young people and parents have registered with the Family Hub offer
- 32,000 Start for life brochures have been given to parents of the children in the first 1001 days
- 204,686 people have accessed Family Hub activities
- 362 Early Years Practitioners have attended speech, language and communication Tier 1 training
- 28,710 families have accessed services within the Start for Life offer
- 691 dads have been regularly accessing a range of tailored activities focused on specific support for fathers
- 50, 748 Family Hub activities have been made available
- 691 parents chose to register their new baby's birth at a Family Hub
- 326 parents have engaged with the Parent Voice network
- 79 professionals from across the partnership have attended training to enable father-inclusive approaches
- 276 parents to be, have received free baby scan pictures to support bonding with their new baby
- 8,770 people have accessed www.coventryfamilies.co.uk for 24/7 advice
- 61% of Coventry new mothers are choosing to breastfeed their babies
- 1,677 parents have accessed evidence-based parenting programmes
- 1,901 new parent have been supported with their mental health and wellbeing
- 4,029 families have used the Coventry 50 things to do before you're 5 app
Parenting support overview
The vision for Coventry’s Parenting offer was to embed evidence-based effective parenting support as a golden thread throughout the Family Hub Offer. The main aims were to increase the choice, volume and range of parenting support available, to enable more parents to access parenting support that meets their individual needs. More parents reported an increase in their parenting confidence and improved family relationships.
The Coventry Way
Families have been able to access support, advice and help with many aspects of parenting children from conception to 19 years by accessing our parenting offer through a physical and digital offer. A wide range of interventions and approaches to support parents is now easily accessible and available to all at a time that help is needed that support families at the age and stage of their child’s life and their parenting journey.
Headlines of progress and impact
The Five to Thrive programme provides vital information to parents and carers, enhancing their understanding of baby brain development and emotional growth. It has also equipped professionals with trauma-informed knowledge, enabling them to work sensitively with families while incorporating the Family Valued Approach.
- 327 professionals have attended the training
- 34% of attendees were fathers, facilitated by hosting groups across the week and weekends
- 100% of attendees reported increased confidence and knowledge in supporting their baby’s brain development and emotional regulation
The Solihull Approach programme aims to make parenting information, support, and guidance accessible at any stage of the parenting journey. The online courses were designed to be easily available to all at convenient times for parents and carers.
- 914 people registered for the Solihull Approach programme
- 26% of attendees were from minority ethnic communities
- 15% of attendees were fathers, and 20% were either expecting a baby or had a child aged 0-2 years
The Nurture programme has remained a key parenting offer in Coventry, focusing on building connections and trust in relationships.
- 223 parents and carers have accessed a course within the Nurture Programme
- 87% of attendees who participated in the Parenting Puzzle to Talking Teens programme reported improved relationships
- 91% of attendees reported an increase in their confidence as parents or carers
Family feedback
Parent - "Was a lovely group, I felt really at ease and respected, and getting everyone’s view. Was nice listening to everybody’s different experiences"
Parent - "The atmosphere is very relaxed, and everyone is listened to and respected. Everything has been explained very clearly and efficiently"
A father's story
My name is Michael, and I have a 15-month old son who was taken into the care of local authorities due to concerns related to my past. Losing my baby was extremely traumatic, but the Family Hubs were instrumental in my journey towards healing and improvement.
I participated in several parenting programmes, including the six-week Nurturing Course at Harmony Hub, which was incredibly helpful. I learned a lot about understanding babies and children, recognising signs and risks of abuse, and I met wonderful people there. The staff who led the sessions made me feel comfortable and supported.
I also attended the Five to Thrive programme at Moat Hub, which offered practical ways to interact with my child, especially in the sensory room. Throughout my journey, I connected with other parents and shared our various challenges, which was beneficial to everyone involved. Additionally, I completed the Solihull Approach online, which covers the development of children from infancy to teenage years. I accessed this programme through my social worker, and it proved to be very useful.
About five months later, I underwent a parenting assessment, which had a positive outcome based on my interactions with my son, focusing on love and play, along with the knowledge I gained during my time in the programmes.
Following this, my partner and I went to court, and I am happy to share that our son has been back home with us for the past nine months. Parenting has become a loving experience filled with established routines for mealtimes and bedtime, and I now genuinely understand my child better through play.
I am grateful for the support I received from the Family Hubs, as I wouldn’t have reached this point without their help. Recently, I’ve been asked to become a Parent Champion for the Family Hubs, which I am excited about.
I highly recommend that anyone who has faced similar challenges seek support from Family Hubs and participate in their groups; they are incredibly helpful resources
Perinatal Mental Health and Parent Infant Relationship work strand overview
Support for families regarding their emotional wellbeing and parent-infant relationships has been strengthened by offering community-focused support to parents/carers through a wide range of services.
The Coventry Way
We believe that a healthy and happy parent is vitally important to raise healthy and happy babies and infants. Coventry’s aspiration is for every family to receive the best support for their emotional wellbeing and mental health in the first 1001 days of their parenting experience, i.e from conception to when their child turns two. The mission is to ensure no Coventry parent feels alone in their parenthood journey, as we support and enable families to thrive.
A range of evidence-based programmes has been made available for families, from formal services and peer support on offer to provide support to parents at the right time, by the right service. Workforce development opportunities have also been provided to increase confidence and understanding of how best to support parents’ mental health, wellbeing and promote positive attachment to their babies, across the children’s workforce.
Headlines of progress and impact
There has been a significant increase the perinatal mental health support interventions available to parents in the first 1001 days, and 1,901 parents have accessed support and interventions through physical groups, 1:1 sessions and digital connections and group support during this critical phase. A new specialist Health Visiting Team has been developed, focusing on supporting parents’ early interactions with their baby and infants using Video interaction Guidance (VIG), and a new offer of support to fathers has been activated.
The offer has also included
- Baby massage programme in place and has seen the delivery of sessions being offered to families by a range of partners to promote positive parent infant bonding and interactions
- 14 families have accessed the new Forest School led by specialist health visitors
- Parents In Mind (PIM) peer support groups have taken place in Family Hubs, in community settings and online
- A new perinatal specialism has been developed within the Talking Therapies provision including a new offer to fathers
- MAMTA has supported 135 women from BAME communities with their mental wellbeing
- A new neonatal service of psychological support to families with babies who have needed special care
- Fatherhood Solutions programme in place, with 160 dads having accessed the offer to date. Family Hubs ensure father inclusive practice is embedded across activities
Parent Voice
The Coventry Parent Voice Network supports families in Coventry across all ages and stages of family life, and it serves to amplify parents’ voices to enhance services and ensure they meet diverse family needs. Through engagement, feedback, and partnerships, the network empowers parents, to inform the design, delivery and evaluation of services.
The network provides a platform for parents to voice concerns and influence decisions. It promotes collaboration with service providers and local organisations, ensuring diverse voices, particularly from marginalised communities, are heard. Of the 326 members (and growing daily) the Parent Voice Network includes 117 parents and carers from black and ethnic minority backgrounds and 82 fathers are also engaging in the network. To achieve this, the Coventry Parent Voice Network organises focus groups, surveys, and workshops, and implements feedback mechanisms, and raises awareness of the wide range of services available to families who are not yet accessing the Family Hub offer.
With 326 members, the network holds physical and digital meetings, ensuring accessibility and prioritises inclusion by providing translated materials and multilingual engagement. All contributions are influencing change and are fed back to policy makers and service providers across the Family Hub partnership. A member of the Network attends the Early Help Strategic Partnership group.
A key achievement is the Family Hub surveys which help us to understand the experiences of families accessing the Family Hub offer.
- 98% of families reported satisfaction
- 95% feel a strong sense of community
Connor's story
"My name is Connor Morgan, and I am a single father to three wonderful children. I reached out to the fantastic staff in the Coventry Family Hubs. They invited me to participate in a 10-week Nurture Programme, which not only provides me with valuable insights but also significantly boosted my confidence as a father.
"Through this course, I met a kind lady who introduced me to the Parent Voice Network, where I could share my experiences to support others. This connection eventually led me to become a Parent Champion within the network. With new found confidence, I have since completed around two dozen courses and even enrolled at a university to study social work.
"None of this would have been possible without the respect, knowledge, and confidence I gained through my involvement with Coventry’s Family Hubs. They continue to inspire me every day, fuelling my desire to help others and be the best father I can be to my children."
Families Play, Talk, and Learn Together overview
The first five years of life are critical in shaping a child’s physical and mental health, their learning and development, so they are ready for school. It is crucial to nurture and support children’s development through the promotion of a high quality home-learning environment (HLE), through positive parent-child interactions.
The Family Hub and Start for Life offer aimed to enhance the early learning experiences between young children and their parents through simple, accessible, and low-cost activities to help their child’s language development and school readiness.
The Coventry Way
We know that when parents actively engage with their children—through talking, reading, playing, and responding to their needs—they help form strong brain connections that support learning, emotional regulation, and social development. We have prioritised the development of early language skills through a range of initiatives and campaigns.
The 50 Things to Do Before You’re 5 App and associated family learning activities have been successfully integrated into groups delivered within the Family Hubs, early years settings, school-based nurseries and across the Family Hub network. This supported families to play and interact together; along with the Easy Peasy app that was made available for all parents in early years. The Speech and Language Therapy Team (CWPT) and Coventry City Council’s Early Years Advisory Team collaborated to develop the Coventry Little Communicators Training Programme, which has strengthened connections with early years education providers and ensured a cohesive approach to workforce development opportunities.
Headlines of progress and impact
- 4,029 parents/carers have engaged with the 50 Things to do Before You're 5 multiplatform tool.
- 1,194 individuals have attended Family Learning workshops
- 1,488 unique downloads of the 50 things app have led to over 13,500 views.
- 3,492 parents accessed tailored sessions hosted by a range of partner agencies, including the Oral Health Team, Family Healthy Lifestyles Services, and Coventry Library Service.
- 165 early years settings and all Family Hubs' staff have attended tier 1 training.
As a result, there has been greater family involvement in children’s learning and increased parental confidence in supporting early development:
- 91% of parents/carers feel more confident in supporting their child's learning
- 89% report increased interaction with their child
- 89% play more with their child
- 76% read to their child more frequently
- 95% feel more confident in knowing how to help their child learn
Infant Feeding workstream overview
The Family Hub and Start for Life Programme in Coventry aimed to improve breastfeeding rates, and support parents in making informed choices about feeding their baby through an enhanced antenatal offer as well as postnatal support.
This initiative provided all families - with an enhanced offer to families from black and minority ethic communities and families experiencing poverty - with crucial information on breastfeeding benefits and the importance of nurturing close, loving relationships.
By analysing health data, the Infant Feeding Team identified lower breastfeeding rates in some communities and designed targeted interventions to increase engagement in partnership with many services, including the MAMTA offer from Foleshill Women’s Training.
The Coventry Way
What made the Coventry approach unique was the extensive community outreach and inclusive service delivery. The team used a combination of multi-agency collaboration, digital engagement, and flexible scheduling to reach families wherever they were - at home, in community venues, online, or in hospitals. Collaborative involvement with MAMTA has enabled a focus to identify the barriers faced by some women and targeted intervention to help those women, leading to an increase in breastfeeding rates and confidence to continue feeding their babies with support. Methods of intervention included text reminders, virtual and in-person sessions, and incentives such as milestone badges and antenatal gift bags. Breast pumps have also been provided to loan from each Family Hub.
Headlines of progress and impact
- Increased engagement - A significant rise in attendance at city-wide level and targeted antenatal sessions.
- Improved breastfeeding rates in communities with historically low rates
- Stronger relationship with midwifery, perinatal mental health teams, Family Hubs, and migrant support organisations
- 61% of Coventry new mothers chose to breast feed their babies
- 100% of attendees said they would feel more confident after attending sessions
- 100% of attendees rated the sessions as either good or very good
- 88% had not previously discussed infant feeding with a professional before attending
- 99% said the sessions had given them more knowledge about breastfeeding
Get involved in the Family Hub Network
We welcome the opportunity to work in partnership with any services, agencies and businesses that can contribute to the Family Hub offer. Please contact earlyhelp@coventry.gov.uk [mailto:earlyhelp@coventry.gov.uk] if you would like to get involved!
You can download a copy of the report on our website. [https://www.coventry.gov.uk/downloads/download/8145/family-hub-impact-report]