Further details of the deal will not be available until later in the year, but the boards of both organisations believe the combined experience of the charities will prove beneficial to families.
A spokewoman for both organisation said: “Charities in all sectors are considering how best to serve their beneficiaries in economically challenging times. For us, coming together means we can better promote the needs of families and children, campaign for a family-friendly UK and improve childcare at a time when families need a strong voice more than ever.
“The Family and Parenting Institute and the Daycare Trust are a natural fit. There is a particular strength in adding together the Daycare Trust's focus on achieving high-quality, affordable childcare with the Family and Parenting Institute's work to create a more family-friendly UK.”
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