Who we are

23 years of supporting relationships

Nurturing Relationships, Strengthening Communities

Founded by the Charity Changing Futures which has 23 years experience working with families in England to help reduce parental conflict to improve children’s lives. Any small surplus we make is reinvested to help children and families. We work with over 700 parents each year to help reduce conflict within highly complex and difficult family relationships. We have provided specialist interventions as part of the DWP’s “face to face intervention” delivery” element of the Reducing Parental Conflict programme. The evaluations from this can be found here  We are now helping Local Authorities organisations embed this learning and help children by supporting relationships.

Changing Futures Training is a team filled with practical experience

Family Mediators, Family Support Workers, Therapeutic Family Practitioners, Trainers, Consultants and Service Managers who've worked in a range of sectors in social work, relationship support, children’s SEND, Youth and Community Work, and  Organisational Management.

We are experienced in delivering conflict reducing interventions such as:

 

Moving on RPC intervention

Our externally evaluated intervention developed and delivered based on our decades of parental conflict experience.

 

 

Mediation - child focused and “all issues”

 (including property and finance)

 

 

Parenting under pressure

 

 Parenting When Separated

Family Check Up

 

Why Organisations Choose to Work With us

The charity has worked extensively with early help and social care teams, schools and voluntary groups; we have an on the ground understanding of how to help introduce and deepen parental conflict work, including:

  • Work with parents who are together in a relationship or separated
  • Work with other adults (grandparents, stepparents, carers) in conflict
  • Work with children affected by parental conflict
  • Engaging and retaining Dads and male carers in relationship support interventions
  • Training and support for practitioners identifying and intervening in parental conflict
  • Systems change leadership and service design required to make evidence-based interventions effective in context