Charity which offers support to the families of those affected by substance use. Features personal stories and online advice and support, plus details of local support networks.

Detailed information funded by the Ministry of Justice on your legal rights if you are living together.

National charity promoting family life and offering support to those facing difficulties. Features event listings plus articles on marriage, relationships, parenting, money, work and living with loss.

Has a worldwide reputation for innovative research that increases understanding of children, parents and family relationships.

Charity offers advice, guidance and support to families facing any kind of separation, including divorce, prison and step families.

Single issue political party focusing on family justice issues. Contains news and full details of their policies.

National trust charged with researching the causes and consequences of family breakdowns. Provides information on membership, as well as documentation on current projects and initiatives.

This organisation aims to bring businesses and public services together to create a more family-friendly Britain.

Charity which helps to provide access to holidays and recreation for UK families in poverty. Includes information on how to help or donate plus an online application process and family stories.

Charity offering a wide range of video clips, resources and support options for families, including a live one to one advisor chat facility.

Provides the latest national statistics from the Family Resources Survey (FRS, as) produced by the Department for Work and Pensions.

Provides details of a wide range of services provided by statutory, voluntary and community organisations to support families in Northern Ireland.

Presents a variety of ideas and inspirations for making the most of family time.

Provides support services to families experiencing difficulties in relationships, marriage, parenting, and pregnancy.

Presents subscription information for this magazine, plus news, articles and a discussion forum.

Presenting news, features and commentary on family related matters from the Guardian newspaper.

A BBC site with details of a family survey highlighting the decline in traditional family structures.

Community hub for parents provides local information as well as forums, articles, product reviews and competitions.

Catholic charity operating across England and Wales, offering guidance and helping to create and sustain loving relationships. Features FAQ, marriage preparation pages and details of training and events.

Offers detailed advice for married and unmarried couples on their legal position when it comes to wills, inheritance, separation, property, sickness and children.

Networking tool which aims to help multilingual families connect with one another.

A group of researchers and practitioners in the field of family relationships; includes an extensive library of resources, information and training for professionals, publications list, and contacts.

A national online directory of family-related services in England, searchable by keyword and/or postcode.

Exists to build and strengthen families, especially those from more vulnerable backgrounds, in the area of the Anglican Diocese of Oxford. Describes their programmes of support, community and children's centres, and adoption and fostering services.

Provides family and relationship support services throughout Scotland.

Charity which helps families threatened with homelessness, in order to try to avoid children being taken into care. Provides information on how the charity works, personal family stories and details of how to support their work.

Provides relationship counselling to couples and individuals all over Scotland. Includes information on training, counselling, volunteering and local support centres.

Childcare company and nanny agency network.

Campaigns for a healthier balance between working life and family life. Features information and advice, details of research, and news, with details of their helpline for parents and carers.