The Parent House: Supporting Parents for 25 Years
In Islington 47% of children live in poverty. This is awful for families. Everyone wants a good start for their children. That's why The Parent House is here—helping parents help themselves. For 25 years, we’ve been a lifeline for Islington’s families, providing the support they need to thrive.
We believe when parents thrive, children thrive.
We offer:
Foodbank vouchers and free clothes in times of need
Courses and support groups to build confidence, skills, and combat isolation
A warm environment where families feel welcome
What parents say about us:
“They do so much more than they think they do. All the small things, the chats, the advice, the encouragement and the way they treat everyone, makes them so special.’’ Vicky
“The Parent House are like my home…they are part of my family and have helped me so much. My health and confidence are improved” Aisha
But we can’t do it without YOU.
We rely on donations to continue our essential work. This spring, we held a fundraising street walk to raise funds for our vital services. Parents, children, staff, supporters and trustees enjoyed a sunny, happy walk from The Parent House to Caledonian Park and we raised more than our target.
This walk was about more than just fundraising. It’s about:
Connecting with others
Being active and healthy
The diversity of our community and services
Giving back
Mindfulness along the way
Together, we can make sure that parents thrive and children have the good start they deserve.
Sat 15 Mar 2025
2.5km street walk with local children, parents & supporters to celebrate 25 years of The Parent House . We are also celebrating the successes' of the thousands of parents who have used our services to help themselves and others.
Kings Cross, London | Community Support & Development
Kings Cross, London | Community Support & Development
The Parent House supports disadvantaged Islington parents to improve their lives: we focus on wellbeing, skills development & relationships, so families thrive.
£10
1 to 1 food support session: parent receives foodbank vouchers and support to join food co-op
£20
Parent of a disabled child to attend a group session to combat isolation
£50
A facilitated group session for a parent to develop their skills and build confidence
£10
1 to 1 food support session: parent receives foodbank vouchers and support to join food co-op
£20
Parent of a disabled child to attend a group session to combat isolation
£50
A facilitated group session for a parent to develop their skills and build confidence
The Parent House: Supporting Parents for 25 Years
In Islington 47% of children live in poverty. This is awful for families. Everyone wants a good start for their children. That's why The Parent House is here—helping parents help themselves. For 25 years, we’ve been a lifeline for Islington’s families, providing the support they need to thrive.
We believe when parents thrive, children thrive.
We offer:
Foodbank vouchers and free clothes in times of need
Courses and support groups to build confidence, skills, and combat isolation
A warm environment where families feel welcome
What parents say about us:
“They do so much more than they think they do. All the small things, the chats, the advice, the encouragement and the way they treat everyone, makes them so special.’’ Vicky
“The Parent House are like my home…they are part of my family and have helped me so much. My health and confidence are improved” Aisha
But we can’t do it without YOU.
We rely on donations to continue our essential work. This spring, we held a fundraising street walk to raise funds for our vital services. Parents, children, staff, supporters and trustees enjoyed a sunny, happy walk from The Parent House to Caledonian Park and we raised more than our target.
This walk was about more than just fundraising. It’s about:
Connecting with others
Being active and healthy
The diversity of our community and services
Giving back
Mindfulness along the way
Together, we can make sure that parents thrive and children have the good start they deserve.
