Public Health Nursing for 0 to 5 years olds and Smoking in Pregnancy services

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Buyers

Doncaster Council

Value

£25,984,000

Classifications

Health and social work services
Health services
Social work and related services

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

The HCP 0-5 is a prevention and early intervention public health programme that lies at the heart of the universal service for children and families and aims to support parents at this crucial stage of life, promote child development, improve child health outcomes and ensure that families at risk are identified at the earliest opportunity. The 0-5 element of the Healthy Child Programme is led primarily by health visiting services, providing place-based services and working in partnership with other early year providers including midwifery, Family Hubs, and early years inclusion teams. The smoking in pregnancy service sits within the health visiting pathway and offers women who smoke and their families support to stop smoking and maintain a smoke free home environment. It is a robust opt out service that continues to offer support to engaging and non-engaging clients from conception up to the child’s first birthday.

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Doncaster Council

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Samantha Blakeley

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+44 1302862145

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