Home Start Caithness
We believe every child deserves the best possible start in life
As a voluntary organisation, we’re dedicated to supporting families with at least one child under the age of five offering compassionate, practical help during the early years when it matters most.
Through friendship, understanding, and tailored support, we walk alongside parents to build confidence, strengthen family bonds, and nurture brighter futures.
Donate
Support for families with young children
Focused on families with at least one child under five
Help during challenging times such as postnatal illness, isolation, or parenting stress.
Call us on 01955609163 or email us at office@homestartcaithness.org.uk
Make a donation today
and give a child in crisis a magical little moment
- How we use your donations.
- Support a local family going through difficult times.
- Train a volunteer to provide vital support an isolated family.
Provide additional training for volunteers.
Group activities and community engagement
- Access to toddler groups, community events, and peer support networks.
- Encouragement to build friendships and reduce isolation.
Become a volunteer
We are always looking for people with a genuine desire to volunteer with us
With your knowledge and experience as a mum, dad, grandparent or carer, you could be the vital support a family needs and make a big difference to their lives.
- Recruitment and training of volunteers who provide compassionate, confidential assistance.
- Volunteers are matched with families to build trust and offer tailored support.
The earliest years make the biggest impact, make sure those years count
Starting in the home, our approach is as individual as the people we help
We give compassionate, confidential help and expert support
Sharing local expertise can drive local, regional and national change
Get support
Home Visiting Support
Weekly visits from trained volunteers and staff offering emotional and practical support.
Help with attending appointments, accessing local services, or simply sharing a cup of tea and conversation.
Remote Support Options
Flexible alternatives like phone calls, text messaging, or video chats for families who prefer not to have home visits.