Children's services
NHS Hampshire places high priority on improving the health and well-being of children and young people in Hampshire.
NHS Hampshire commissions Hampshire Community Health Care to deliver the Healthy Child Programme - the national programme for child development.
Children and young people’s health and well-being involves a wide range of services and agencies, from childcare, maternity services, schools, hospitals, GP surgeries, mental health services, sexual health services, drug and alcohol teams and teenage pregnancy teams to advice and support services such as Connexions.
We are working closely with Hampshire County Council and other organisations, such as Hampshire Community Health Care to bring about a more ‘joined up’ approach between the agencies working with children and young people, in line with the Government’s Every Child Matters agenda.
Safeguarding Children declaration
Safeguarding Children Annual Report 2010-11
The Safeguarding Children Annual Report provides details of the progress made in safeguarding and the Looked After Children services, in line with Government guidelines from April 2010 to March 2011.
Every Child Matters
Hampshire children's services
The joint Children's Commissioning Team
Children's mental health
Children with special needs or learning disabilities/difficulties
Continuing Healthcare
Healthy schools & Hantsfish
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