Articles on Youth Hub (191)
Mental health and wellbeing during pregnancy and after childbirth
If you are worried you can talk to your GP or your midwife. Health Visitors can follow-up with you discreetly at home and can refer onto other relevant services if need be. If you as a parent are feeling anxious or low in mood, support is…Midwives and Health Visitors
If you are pregnant, your main point of contact will be a Midwife, who will provide care and support for you and your family while you are pregnant and for approximately 10 days after your baby is born. After this, a Health Visitor (who is a specialist nurse or…Multi Agency Good Practice Events
Our Multi Agency Good Practice Events offer a chance a for a wide range of professionals from multiple services and settings to come together and share effective strategies for supporting children and young people with SEND. Please see below for details of our most recent…NHS Flu vaccination programme for 2/3 year olds (practitioners)
Update on NHS Flu vaccination programme for 2-3 year olds It’s more important than ever for those who need it to get their flu vaccination, to help protect us all from the threat of flu and COVID-19 this winter. All children aged 2 and 3…NICE guidelines about nutrition and weight management
Please access the NICE guidelines on the following links: Overweight and obesity management: this covers all ages, except pregnancy. Nurseries and childcare section starts on page 26. Nutrition and weight management in pregnancy, and nutrition in children up to 5 years: you can access lots of key updates…Ofsted Registration Information for School-age Childcare Providers
Most out-of-school clubs must register with Ofsted on either the Early Years Register, the Compulsory Childcare Register, or both, depending on the children’s ages. If your club isn’t legally required to register, it can still be listed on the Voluntary part of the Childcare Register.…Online safety
In this section you will find information on national support agencies which offer a wide range of advice to children, young people and their families on how to stay safe online.Ordinarily Available Provision: inclusive support in EY settings
What is Ordinarily Available Provision for children with SEND? Explore the sections below to find out more: