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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…
Good communication skills allow us to play our part in family, education, work and community life. Speech and language therapy supports children and young people with communication difficulties to reach their potential. We offer support to children and young people of all ages: from newborn…
01429 522 717
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…
Children's Continuing Care (CCC) is for children and young people aged up to 18 years whose needs cannot be met by commissioned services. Eligibility is decided by a team of specialist nurses using a decision support tool which has been developed nationally as part of…
Continuing Health Care is an arrangement equivalent to CCC for people over the age of 18 years but is slightly different. To be eligible for NHS Continuing Health Care a person must be assessed by a multi-disciplinary team of health care professionals who will look…
The SEND Code of Practice recommends the provision of either a Designated Medical Officer or a Designated Clinical Officer. Across County Durham, a permanent Designated Clinical Officer (DCO), was appointed in 2019 and is employed by North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care System. The…
Drugs and alcohol often play a significant role in the lives of young people, whether that be curiosity, experimentation, recreational or problematic use and very infrequently, dependent use. Public Health has a role in ensuring the availability of appropriate services to support the identified needs…
For more information around services and support for carers in County Durham please see our website.
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