Merton Family Hub is not just a single place. It is a collection of physical Family Hub buildings, community network locations (including Children’s Centres, Youth Centres and Libraries), outreach support and an online digital offer.
Family Hub buildings
The map below shows our main Family Hub buildings and current network locations.
Main Family Hub sites
There are two main Family Hub sites, from which a number of services are currently delivered. We are working to update our timetables to reflect delivery from each of these locations.
| Map reference | Name |
|---|---|
| 1a | Church Road Children's Centre |
| 1b | Phipps Bridge Youth Centre* |
| 2a | Acacia Children's Centre |
| 2b | Acacia Adventure Playground |
* Phipps Bridge Youth Centre will be closed for refurbishment from mid April 2024 until July 2024. The programme of support available from this Family Hub site will be confirmed once our refurbishment work is completed and the building is ready to warmly welcome everyone!
Network delivery locations
In addition to our main sites, 18 Family Hub network locations deliver a range of Family Hub services that form part of our ‘core’ offer.
| Map reference | Name |
|---|---|
| 3 | Steers Mead Children's Centre |
| 4 | Raynes Park Library |
| 4 | The Bridge Children's Centre |
| 5 | The Avenue Children's Centre |
| 6 | Abbey Children's Centre |
| 7 | Lower Morden Children's Centre |
| 8 | Brightwell Respite Centre |
| 9 | Newminster Children's Centre |
| 10 | Bond Road Family Centre |
| 11 | Ivy Gardens Children's Centre |
| 12 | Pollards Hill Youth Centre |
| 13 | Colliers Wood Library |
| 14 | Morden Library |
| 15 | Mitcham Library |
| 16 | Pollards Hill Library |
| 17 | Wimbledon Library |
| 18 | West Barnes Library |
As the programme become more established, we will update the list of network locations to reflect wider organisations, including community and faith groups. Going forwards, we want to make sure there are even more accessible places and spaces where families can get support.