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List of family hub sites

A list of each family hub location in England funded by government.

Updates to this page

From:
Department for Education and Department of Health and Social Care
Published:
25 January 2024
Last updated:
3 February 2026
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  1. Updated 'List of family hub sites' to include 6 sites in Camden.

  2. Updated the list of family hubs to show the changes in the 75 local authorities that received funding from the Family Hubs and Start for Life Programme, as of September 2025.

  3. Updated list to reflect changes to the number of family hubs in each of the 88 local authorities as of March 2025.

  4. List updated to reflect changes to the number of family hubs in each of the 75 local authorities between January to October 2024. These changes include newly opened hubs in Gateshead, Manchester, Oldham, St Helens, Kent, North Northamptonshire, Birmingham, Stoke-on-Trent and Barnsley and hubs which have been consolidated or re-branded in North Northamptonshire, Blackpool, Halton, Knowsley, Oldham, Walsall and Barnsley.

  5. Updated the family hub sites for Redcar and Cleveland in the North-east section of the 'List of family hub sites'.

  6. First published.

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The government has provided funding to 88 local authorities across England to establish family hubs.

Family hubs provide a single place to go for support and information from a variety of services. This includes, for example, support with: 

  • infant feeding 
  • parenting 
  • perinatal mental health 
  • early language development

Seventy-five local authorities have received joint funding from the Department for Education (DfE) and the Department for Health and Social Care as part of the Family Hubs and Start for Life Programme. There were 575 family hubs in these local authorities as of September 2025.

A further 13 local authorities have received support through the DfE Family Hubs Transformation Fund. There were 90 family hubs in these local authorities as of March 2025.

The list shows the locations of family hubs and which programme they’re part of.

This data is according to management information provided by local authorities and may not be a comprehensive list of all family hubs operating.

Further information on family hubs and the services they offer is available directly from local authorities.

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