Our health visiting teams work with parents, carers and families to promote the health and wellbeing of children from pregnancy until school age. Health Visitors are nurses or midwives who have undertaken additional training in community public health nursing. . By supporting parents to learn and develop the skills required to bring up their children, our health visiting teams help give the new generation the best possible start in life. The health visiting service consists of skill mixed teams which include Community Staff Nurses, Community Nursery Nurses and administrative teams
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Tuesday 9.30am-10.30am Harefield Children's Centre High Street UB9 6BT |
Monday 9.30am - 11.30am Hayes Family Hub College Way Hayes UB3 3BB |
Tuesday 9.30am - 11.30am Yiewsley Children's Centre Colham Avenue UB7 8HF |
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Tuesday 1.30pm-3pm Northwood Health Centre Neal Close HA6 1TH |
Wednesday 9.30am – 11.30am Yeading Children’s Centre Carylon Road Hayes UB4 0NR |
Wednesday 1pm-3pm Cherry Lane Children’s Centre Sipson Road UB7 9DL |
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Wednesday 1.30pm-3pm Westmead Clinic Ruislip HA4 0TN |
Thursday 1pm – 3pm Pinkwell Children’s Centre Pinkwell Lane Hayes UB3 1PG |
Thursday 9.30am-11.30am Oak Farm Children's Centre Windsor Avenue UB10 9PD |
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Thursday 1.30pm-3pm Ickenham Clinic Community Close Long Lane UB10 8RE |
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All children 0-4 years old are under the care of the health visiting service in Hillingdon and are referred to the Health Visiting service by the midwives/hospital maternity teams or your GP. If you are not already being seen by this service you can self-refer.
Please contact us if you are worried about:
- Your child's health and development
- Your own ability to cope due to stress or ill health
- Other family problems affecting your children
We are available Monday-Friday 9am-5pm on 01895 891 302 or you can attend one of our well baby clinics. Alternatively you can email us at: cnw-tr.
Please remember the Health Visiting service is NOT an emergency service. If you are in need of urgent advice please see contact your your GP, call 111 or 999. See our I need urgent help page for more advice.
Hillingdon Families Information Service Parent survey about childcare
More funded childcare will be available for working families, from April 2024.
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Eligible two year olds will be able to get up to 15 hours of funded childcare, from the term after their second birthday.
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From September 2024, children from nine months old may be able to get 15 hours of funded childcare.
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From September 2025, children from nine months old may be able to get 30 hours of funded childcare.
To help plan for this expansion in funded. childcare, we are .asking parents and carers to complete a survey, so we can find out how much demand there will be for this additional funded childcare in Hillingdon. Click here to complete survey
The Personal Child Health Record (Red Book) will normally be given to you by the midwife following your baby’s birth. This is a record of your child's health and development including their growth and immunisations.
You can write in the red book yourself about any illnesses or accidents your baby/child has, and about their development milestones such as their first words and the first time they walked.
You can also register to use the eRedbook which helps parents find out more about their baby’s development through nhs.uk guidance articles tailored to their baby’s age and allows parents to record and track their baby’s weight and create a safe, long term record of their baby’s health and development.
Children’s centre are places where families with children under 5 years can go to meet other parents and carers in their community. You can find your nearest centre and their current timetable here, they are free to access for Hillingdon residents.
Children’s centres in Hillingdon are able to offer advice on general parenting, such as toilet training, safer sleep advice, dental care, behaviour management and support for families with children with additional needs. They can also support parent's general wellbeing.
Children’s centres are welcoming places where you can go if you need some extra support. They are experts in helping you find the support you need.
Tell us we're listening!
We are committed to providing the best possible experience for our patients. Your feedback is a really important way of helping us to achieve this.
Please help us by completing our Online Friends and Family Test (Select: Hillingdon, Health Visiting and 0-19 Service Hillingdon Health Visiting).
If you have something to say about our services or your experience of the Trust - a compliment, complaint or concern - please contact your healthcare professional in the first instance.
If they are not able to help, the Patient Support Service will be able to resolve any problems and pass on suggestions to the relevant service or team.
We want this website to be helpful to you and your family and welcome feedback on how we can improve it. If you spot anything that's incorrect, confusing or have suggestions for how we can make it better please email us on cnwl.
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