Over the past year many of us have relied on the kindness of neighbours and friends for vital practical and emotional support. Never have we so clearly seen the value of strong support networks and their role in sustaining healthy and resilient communities.
This has been particularly true for new parents who are already more likely to experience loneliness and anxiety. The lockdowns and social distancing measures have left many feeling more isolated and overwhelmed while at the same time balancing the responsibilities of parenting, homeschooling and work.
Our Survey of Londoners found that a quarter of parents in London felt socially isolated before the pandemic, and as a parent myself I know how hard this can be, while trying to maintain positive wellbeing for you, your children and family.
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