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Contact us to register for an Introduction to solid food hub...

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Contact us to register for an Introduction to solid food hub...

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Register for an Introduction to Solid Food Hub...

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Register for an Introduction to Solid Food Hub...

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Phone to book an appoitment at one of our baby hubs...

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Phone to book an appoitment at one of our baby hubs...

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When your child is 2 years old, we will send you an invitation to bring your child for a develpoemntal review:

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When your child is 2 years old, we will send you an invitation to bring your child for a develpoemntal review:

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When your child is between  9 - 12 months old, we will send you an invitation to bring your child for a developmental review:

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When your child is between  9 - 12 months old, we will send you an invitation to bring your child for a developmental review:

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When you are 26 weeks pregnant we will send you a text message:

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When you are 26 weeks pregnant we will send you a text message:

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Visit our website to find out about the service:

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Visit our website to find out about the service:

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Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust

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Health Visitor
A registered nurse with a specialist public health degree or Masters qualification

Public Health Nurse Practitioner
A registered nurse with community experience

Community Nursery Nurse
A qualified nursery nurse who holds a Diploma in Childcare and/or Education, NVVQ Level 3 or equivalent

The Health Visiting Team works with families and communities to improve access, experience and outcomes, and reduce health inequalities.

They work alongside public health nurses, community nursery nurses and provide professional expertise.
Below are examples of some of the areas in which they work with families and communities:

Infant feeding

Referring on to other professionals after a full assessment

Behaviour/sleep advice

Continence assessment

Developmental assessments, including speech, physiotherapy, hearing, eyesight etc.

Early identification of social and communication difficulties

Infant and maternal/paternal mental health

Domestic abuse

Infant relationships

Healthy families, diet/weight and exercise

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Health Visiting > Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust

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Health Visitor A registered nurse with a specialist public health degree or Masters qualification Public Health Nurse Practitioner A registered nurse with community experience Community Nursery Nurse A qualified nursery nurse who holds a Diploma in Childcare and/or Education, NVVQ Level 3 or equivalent The Health Visiting Team works with families and communities to improve access, experience and outcomes, and reduce health inequalities.