Family Hub

Public health campaigns run by the Community Health teams, as well as information relevant to the health and wellbeing of individuals and families.

The Community Health Teams from across the globe work together to run regular public health campaigns, aimed at meeting the needs of our overseas communities. This includes linking in with national campaigns as well as producing our own targeted campaigns. You will find information linked to your child’s health and development as well as information relevant to the health and wellbeing of individuals and families.

Below you can find links to current and recent public health campaigns. If any of these topics is of interest, please read on! Each of our campaigns include health information and tips, as well as useful links if you would like to know more.

You can also see and download the full calendar of our public health campaigns, showing you the important topics for each month:

Anxiety

Recognise the signs of developing anxiety, and how best to control it.

Autism Awareness

Understanding and responding to autistic behaviour.

Baby Loss Awareness

To raise awareness and provide support to anyone affected by pregnancy loss and the death of a baby

Breastfeeding

Tips for breastfeeding mothers, and guidance on the support they need.

Child Mental Health Week

Looking after the mental health of all our children, from babies to teenagers.

Child Safety

Protecting your child from common dangers.

Dads and Dads to be

Coping with crying, supporting your partner and knowing your baby.

Dealing with Ticks

Identifying and removing ticks, and understanding Lyme Disease.

Developmental Language Disorder

Identifying and helping those struggling with language skills.

Domestic Abuse

Ending mental and physical abuse in the home.

Getting Active

Getting active with your family, and staying safe whilst doing so.

Healthy Eating

How to improve your diet with better food and by drinking more water - and reducing food waste.

Healthy Lifestyles

Creating a healthy lifestyle, with physical activity, good food and family communication, is key for the development of young minds.

Improving your Mental Health

How to look after your mental health using physical and mental activities.

ICON

Information to help people who care for babies to cope with crying.

Language Development Through Play

How you can help your child's language development, through fun, games and music.

Loneliness

How to help yourself and others combat feelings of loneliness.

Oral Health

Preventing the most common chronic problem faced by children

Parental Mental Health

Helping new parents deal with post-natal depression and the stress of parenting.

Positive Parenting

Understanding your child's development and how this can impact behaviour.

Safer Sleep

Ensuring your new child gets the sleep they need, safely.

Salt Awareness

Reducing salt to improve your family's health.

School readiness

Ensuring your child has the best possible start to their schooling.

Sleep

Better sleeping whilst pregnant or for children

Sun Safety

Helping you protect your child from intense heat and sunstroke.

Sugar Awareness

What is sugar and where is it found in the food that we eat?

Toileting

Tips to help you toilet train your children.

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