Children’s Services
School Nursing Team – Supporting children and young people with a variety of issues, such as:
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Anger |
Anxiety, including Phobias |
Bedwetting |
Body Image |
Constipation |
Disordered Eating |
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Drugs and Alcohol |
Emotional Regulation |
Emotional Wellbeing |
Enuresis |
Faecal Smearing |
Gender Identity |
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Growth Concerns |
Healthy Diet and Lifestyles |
Healthy Relationships |
Low Mood |
Menstruation |
Oral Health |
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Personal Hygiene |
Personal Safety |
Physical Development |
Puberty |
Restricted Diet |
School Refusal and Avoidance |
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Self-Esteem |
Sensory Needs |
Sexual Health |
Sexuality |
Sleep |
Stress and Exam Stress |
Find out more about Rotherham’s Children’s Public Health Nursing Service (0-19) on their website or by calling 01709 423333.
Early Help (MASH) – Support and guidance for families, emotional wellbeing, drugs and alcohol, abuse, benefits, housing, and more. Call 01709 336080 or visit their website.
CAMHS – Assessment and treatment for children/young people with emotional, behavioural or mental health difficulties. Call 03000 215 984 or complete the self-referral form on the website.
Healthy Start – If you’re more than 10 weeks pregnant or have a child under 4, you may be entitled to get help to buy healthy food and milk. Visit their website to find out more and check eligibility.
Family Hubs – Supporting children, young people, and their families. You can get help with everyday challenges, including parenting, money, housing, health, and wellbeing. You can register for Best Start Family Hubs or find out more on their website.
Baby Packs – A collection of essential items to welcome your new arrival to the world, including clothing, a toy, a book and other useful items. Find out more on their website, call 08000 443 844 or email baby@rotherhambabypack.co.uk
Safe Space to Sleep – Aims to provide all children under 5 years old, who need it, with a bed and bedding. Visit their website to find out more.
Rotherham Council Children’s and Families – A variety of resources related to children and families. Find out more on their website.
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