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Face to face health visiting appointments are now available to all Worcestershire families with children aged 0-5 years.

Families of children in Worcestershire can now book an appointment to see their local health visitor.

Teams from the Starting Well Partnership will be popping up at events throughout the summer holidays to offer advice, information and fun for all of the family. 

New health visiting clinics will launch across the county to support families with babies born during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you have any active concerns regarding your child’s hearing an appointment can be offered within the School Age Hearing Clinic. These clinics are held in the community setting and run during school hours only.

Parents, carers, and grandparents in Worcestershire can now access award-winning free online training to help with challenges they face in family life.

Staff from the Starting Well Partnership took part in a local litter pick in aid of World Mental Health Day.

Due to COVID-19, we have made changes to the way we deliver some of our services to keep our families, young people and staff safe. Complete our short survey to tell us how these changes have impacted you and your family.

Our Health Visitors are still here for you and your family during these unusual times. 

Children’s services from across the county have teamed up to support parents and families this September.

Young people needing advice or support in Worcestershire can access ChatHealth – a free and confidential text service which puts them in touch with their local school health nurses.

As part of our new, innovative ways of working, the School Health Nursing service is implementing a digital assessment process in schools, with the School Screener system.