Children’s Services and Adult
Learning Disability Services
Children’s Services and Adult
Our Child Health Clinics offer parents/carers an opportunity to bring their baby or child to be weighed, and discuss topics such as feeding, sleep, reducing SIDS, toileting, starting solid food, development concerns, physical health and any other health related issues
Our Health Visiting Team comprises of Health Visitors and Health and Development Practitioners who will contact you at different stages.
Our School Nurses run drop-in sessions across lunchtime in most East Riding secondary schools.
The Children Looked After Team undertake statutory health assessments for children looked after.
The FNP programme is a voluntary home visiting programme for first-time young mums and families.
The National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP) is a government-mandated programme, that measures the height and weight of over one-million children.
Our service offers advice and support on safer sleep. This page provides information and advice on ways to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
The Infant Feeding Service is here to provide you with information and support on feeding and caring for your baby throughout pregnancy, birth and throughout your child’s first formative years.
ChatHealth is a secure and confidential text messaging service for young people and parents in East Riding.
The Speech and Language Therapy Service (SaLT) supports children and young people aged 0-19, with speech, language, communication, feeding and swallowing difficulties.
Our teams support children, young people, their families, and other people who are important to young people.
Our teams provide services to adults, children and young people across Hull and East Riding with neurodiverse needs.
The Youth Recovery and Wellbeing College (YRWC) is a community for those aged 11–18 living in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.
We know that finding the right place to go when you, or a family member, become ill or are injured can be confusing.
“Find out more about our infant feeding programme.”
