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  1. Health and Development Reviews

    Health Visitors offer services to families within our children’s centres, family hubs and local health centres to provide services to families in locations close to their home. After attending antenatal classes and being seen at home by midwives, there will be a new birth visit…
  2. Health and wellbeing (birth to 5)

    This section aims to provide health related advice, guidance and information about local health services available to prospective and new parents and to children under the age of 5:
  3. Health and wellbeing (over 5s)

    This section aims to provide advice and guidance about health services available to children over 5 years old. Please feel free to explore the different sections below:    
  4. Health and wellbeing (pre-birth to 19)

    This section aims to provide health related advice, guidance and information about local health services available to prospective and new parents, and to children fron birth to 19:
  5. Health during pregnancy

    In this section you can access information on how to look after your health and on health services available during pregnancy: 
  6. Health visiting

    Health visiting services Health Visitors offer services to families within our children’s centres and local health centres to provide services to families in locations close to their home. After attending antenatal classes and being seen at home by midwives, parents will receive information and support…
  7. Healthy eating: resources to support parents/carers

    NHS – Healthy Eating and Food Safety and NHS - Recipes for Healthier Families Good overview of healthy eating and links to recipe ideas, food safety, vitamins, food allergies, and supporting fussy eaters. NHS – Help to buy food, milk and vitamins (Healthy Start) Information on the…
  8. Healthy Start

    If you’re more than 10 weeks pregnant or have a child under 4, you may be entitled to get help to buy healthy food and milk. If you’re eligible, you’ll be sent a Healthy Start card with money on it that you can use in…
  9. Help for low income families

    The government provides information on a number of different Benefits for families, including who they are for and how you can apply for them, including; Apply for free school meals Benefits calculators Care to Learn Carer's Credit Childcare Grant Claim if you were injured while serving…
  10. Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF)

    The Holiday Activities and Food Programme (HAF) is a Department for Education (DfE) initiative that provides activity and food provision for children aged 4-16 during the Easter, Summer and Christmas Holidays. The programme includes summer camps, sports, arts, cooking, mentoring and leadership, and a wide…
  11. Holiday Clubs and Activities

    For updated information on holiday activities in the borough.  Please note that Ofsted registered clubs are updated when updates are received from Ofsted. 
  12. Holiday clubs and playschemes

    These can offer a wide range of activities such as sports, outdoor and indoor games, arts, crafts and drama. Many operate a booking system and may give substantial discounts to parents who book early. Other schemes offer 'open access' where children can just turn up…
  13. Information for Childminders

    Welcome to the Kensington and Chelsea Early Years Hub, a dedicated space for Childminders in Kensington and Chelsea. In this section, we aim to provide you with important updates, information and guidance, which hopefully you will find useful. Please feel free to explore the different…
  14. Join the Family Hubs Parent and Carer Shadow Board

    Dear Parents and Carers, The Kensington and Chelsea Family Hubs Team are currently recruiting Parents and Carers who wish to become Shadow Boards. Please find more information on the leaflet below. Should you wish to express interest in this opportunity, do not hesitate to contact…
  15. Kensington and Chelsea Libraries

    There are a six free public libraries based across Kensington and Chelsea offering a wide range of services, activities and events for people of all ages and different needs. Read this page for an introduction to some of the work they do for the local…
  16. Learning through everyday activities and play

    Play is one of the main ways in which children learn and develop. It helps to build self-worth by giving a child a sense of his or her own abilities and to feel good about themselves. Because it’s fun, children often become very absorbed in…
  17. Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO)

    In order to manage allegations against professionals, every Local Authority appoints a Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO). The LADO works within Children’s Services and should be alerted to all cases in which it is alleged that a person who works with children has: behaved in…
  18. Local Safeguarding Children Partnership (LSCP)

    Are you a Parent or a Guardian? Protecting children is your responsibility too. The safety and welfare of children - or child protection - is everyone's business. You could be a neighbour, friend, parent, relative, childminder, teacher or doctor - or working for any organisation…
  19. Looking after a sick child (from birth to 5)

    Almost all babies, toddlers and children aged up to five will get the most common childhood illnesses like chicken pox, colds, sore throats, ear infections. While these are not very nice at the time, they are easy to treat when required and then easily cared for…
  20. Looking after a sick child (over 5s)

    Almost all children will also get the most common childhood illnesses like chicken pox,  colds, sore throats and ear infections. While these are not very nice at the time, they are easy to treat when required and then easily cared for at home. It can be…
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