About this page
On this page are resources to help promote Togetherness (formerly In Our Place) to Bradford District’s families and workforces.
Further resources will be added as these become available.
Togetherness - communications toolkit
About Togetherness
We all want Bradford District’s children to have the best start in life, and for people of all ages to be as happy and well as possible throughout their lives.
Togetherness is a new online library of free, evidence-based learning resources to help people in the Bradford District understand and deal with family life, parenting, relationships, and their emotional wellbeing.
These resources are completely free to all Bradford District residents – just use the access code BDPARENTS.
- Full background information for professionals and workforces is here: Togetherness - Information for Practitioners.
- The ‘public’ facing page (also used by professionals when making referrals) is here: Parenting programme pathway.
- For a quick link to Togetherness, head to Bradford District | Togetherness.
Togetherness ‘Tried and Tested’ poster
Key message: Tried and tested tools for better emotional health. Accessible online learning pathways for mums, dads, and carers, during all ages and stages of your child’s life.
Togetherness 'Here for Big Feelings' poster
Key message: Parenting ideas you can trust - FREE online support for bumps, babies, school, and beyond.
Longer text for websites and newsletters (160 words):
Togetherness - here for Bradford District's families
Whether you're a mum, dad, carer, parent-to-be, grandparent or teenager, Togetherness offers trusted online learning across a range of themes, providing support with relationships, emotional health, and parenting.
The learning focuses on supporting yourself and your family through reflection, understanding, connection and kindness, with practical advice backed by evidence and insight from NHS psychology experts.
The Togetherness website is completely FREE to use for everyone in the Bradford District, with the access code BDPARENTS.
There are 18 free courses on a range of themes, covering all stages of family life and parenting; from pregnancy to teens, and adults too. They are also available in a number of community languages, and further languages are available on the Togetherness website through Google translate. Find out more on the Togetherness website. You can also find Togetherness on the parenting programmes pathway on the FYI website, where you can also explore other support that is available.
Shorter text for whats app, text message and other messaging apps (79 words):
Dealing with ‘big feelings’? The Togetherness website offers free online learning to all of Bradford District’s families, to support parents, carers, grandparents, and young people.
From how the brain works, to parenting and relationships, the pathways will help you and your family understand and manage emotions in everyday life. Learn from NHS clinical psychologists, practitioners, and other parents
Togetherness is completely FREE to use for everyone in the Bradford District, with the access code BDPARENTS. Find out more: Togetherness.
Alongside this text you may want to use some of the images found in the section below
A PowerPoint presentation (also provided as an accessible PDF) for colleagues in all Bradford District organisations. The presentation goes through what is available from Togetherness and how to access it.
These slides are provided to be displayed on digital screens / TVs in any appropriate area, e.g. waiting rooms, reception areas etc. Please use the whole pack, or select individual slides as preferred.