Tameside Health Visiting Service

29/07/2026

Portland Basin Museum will throw open its doors for a free family-friendly celebration when Our Museum Day returns this week.

The event, being held between 11am and 3pm on Thursday, July 30th, is a chance for visitors of all ages to discover more about the unique museum, its collections, and the stories that have shaped Tameside's rich industrial and social heritage.

With plenty to see, do and explore, Portland Basin's Our Museum Day promises to be an entertaining and educational day out, celebrating one of Tameside's most treasured cultural attractions.

To read the full story, visit tamesidereporter.com

27/07/2026

🚫 PUBLIC AWARENESS POST

🚫KNOW YOUR RIGHTS – CLARE'S LAW

🚫Every person deserves to feel safe in their relationship.

🚫Clare's Law (The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme) allows you to ask the police if a current or former partner has a known history of domestic abuse or violent offending that could place you at risk.

🚫You have the right to ask.
Police also have the power to disclose relevant information
where they believe it is necessary to help protect someone from harm.

🚫If you are experiencing abuse, feel threatened, or are concerned about someone you care about, don't ignore the warning signs. Help is available.

📞 In an emergency, always call 999.

🚫Knowledge empowers. Awareness protects. Sharing this information could help save a life.

25/07/2026

Are you a parent who is looking for support? We have a fantastic face to face offer in Tameside where you can meet with other Parents and have the support of professionals.

If you want to know more about what we offer drop us a message or email [email protected]

23/07/2026

23/07/2026

Some great deals for families this summer. 💰

22/07/2026

Our friends at WISH have organised an event on Sunday 26th July at Tameside Cycling Circuit for Tameside SEND families

More info 👇🏽

20/07/2026

20/07/2026

When the weather is warm, use these tips from The Lullaby Trust to keep your baby safe and comfortable while you’re out and about:

• Don’t cover prams, buggies and travel systems with blankets, cloths or any cover that stops the air flowing. They risk the baby getting too hot, and mean you can’t see if they’re having difficulties or monitor their temperature as easily.
• Use a clip-on sunshade or parasol. This will keep your baby shaded while allowing air to circulate, and give you a clear view of your baby.
• Check your baby regularly to see if they’re getting too hot by feeling their chest or the back of their neck.
• Keep babies out of direct sunlight as much as possible.
• When the weather is hot, it’s important to make sure that your baby has plenty of fluids.

[Image description: Illustration of a man fitting a clip-on sunshade to a baby pram. Text suggests using a parasol or sunshade rather than cloths or blankets, to keep babies shaded while ensuring air flow.]

18/07/2026

This week we are thinking about the summer holidays!
Today we are focusing on moving and being outdoors with your child!

16/07/2026

We have been made aware that the link for our original post for the online weaning talks is incorrect - this has now been amended 👶🥕🥄