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We provide a service to all children and young people of school age, and their families, whether or not they are attending school. We offer advice and information, and assess health needs on children entering school and on transfer to secondary schools. Please see our website…
03000 263 538
Reablement is about giving people over the age of 18 years the opportunity, motivation and confidence to relearn/regain some of the skills they may have lost as a consequence of poor health, disability/impairment or an accident. Please see our website for further details.
Who we are We are a team of paediatric doctors, paediatric nurses, play specialists and health care assistants based within the Treetops unit at the University Hospital North Durham, and Ward 21, Darlington Memorial Hospital. We also have strong links with specialist doctors across the…
0191 333 2974 - Treetops
01325 743 406 - Ward 21
01325 743 406 - Ward 21
An enhanced local service for children with musculoskeletal conditions is based within the Rheumatology department at University Hospital of North Durham. We have has dedicated clinical nurse specialists, additional specialist nursing support and therapies all of which provide comprehensive care.
03000 261 111
Set in 7 acres of rural countryside, yet only just outside Durham City, LionMouth rural Centre (CIC) is a safe place where those with mental health, social or learning difficulties can take part in meaningful activities in the following areas: gardening and horticulture carpentry and…
0191 373 4794
07814 883 048
07814 883 048
The 0-25 Family Health Service includes family health visitors, family health specialist public health nurses, family health practitioners, emotional resilience nurses and support staff, who deliver the Healthy Child Programme. This programme provides universal and targeted prevention and early intervention support during pregnancy, childhood, and…
03000 263 538
It is important that everyone over the age of 14 who is on their doctor's learning disability register has an annual health check. Your carer can check for you if you are on the register. These checks are free and can help you stay well…
Children’s equipment can be bought or loaned from providers to help assist people with daily living, promote independence and to improve quality of life. Services are designed primarily to support children and young people in the community however equipment is also available to prevent admission…
There are different levels of intervention to provide continence support to children, young people, and their families. Level 1 is an early intervention which includes advice and guidance from the 0- 25 Family Health Service Team. This provides support for toilet training, night-time wetting, day-time…
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