Hull Health Visitors & School Nurses - IPHNS

Hull Health Visitors & School Nurses - IPHNS Providing evidence based practice and The Healthy Child Programme to all families in Hull. Contact by phone, email or text on 07312263206 šŸ’™

Hull 0-19 Integrated Public Health Nursing Service (IPHNS) (humber.nhs.uk)



We provide services for children and young people aged minus 9 months to 19 (25) years of age and their families. Our aim is to ensure every child transitions safely and happily into adult life, and our families have roots to grow and blossom. Hull Health Visiting and School Nursing service (Integrated Public Health Nur

sing Service (IPHNS) 0-19 (25) delivers the Healthy Child Programme ā€˜Pregnancy and the first five years of life’ and ā€˜From 5-19 years old’. These teams comprise of Specialist Community Public Health Nurses – Health Visitors & School Nurses, Breast Feeding Specialists, Public Health Nurses, Health & Development Practitioners, Health Care Support Workers and Administrative Staff. Our Specialist Public Health Nurses work closely with other services and settings, including community midwives, GP’s, children’s centres, early year’s settings, schools and higher education settings. We also work closely with other agencies for children with complex health needs or special educational needs and disabilities to ensure that they get the services and care that they need. We have developed a new Single Point of Contact to ensure that you can access the service(s) you require with ease. For advice and support for your child and family please call 01482 259600. PLEASE NOTE that this page is not manned 24 hours a day and there may be days such as weekends and bank holidays when the page is not updated. We will aim to respond to messages within normal working hours (Mon-Fri 8.30am to 5pm) and it may not be the same working day. This page is to facilitate the Health Visiting and School Nursing Teams in delivering health promotion. We cannot answer any questions that are specific to your child or young person. Please contact your local Health Visiting or School Nursing Team if you would like to discuss your child and their individual health needs. We welcome you to this page, and invite ā€œlikesā€, comments, shares and feedback. Offensive posts/comments will be removed. Posts/comments by members of the public do not necessarily represent the views and professional advice of the Health Visiting and School Nursing.

https://www.rlss.org.uk/As the school holidays continue, please remember to stay safe near water - inland and coastal wa...
10/08/2026

https://www.rlss.org.uk/
As the school holidays continue, please remember to stay safe near water - inland and coastal water can be dangerous.
Remember;
STOP and THINK
STAY TOGETHER
CALL 999
FLOAT IF YOU GET INTO TROUBLE

As the school holidays continue, please remember to stay safe around water - inland and coastal. Learn the Water Safety ...
07/08/2026

As the school holidays continue, please remember to stay safe around water - inland and coastal.
Learn the Water Safety Code from Royal Life Saving Society UK;
Remember -
STOP and THINK
STAY TOGETHER
CALL 999
FLOAT IF YOU GET INTO TROUBLE
https://www.rlss.org.uk/

29/07/2026
28/07/2026

Last year it was Labubus, this year it’s squishies and soon it’ll be something else. But, when a toy goes viral, the increase in demand means you can find fakes for sale everywhere. And some could be really dangerous for your child.

They may have cheap parts that break easily, easy-access button batteries, high-strength magnets or harmful levels of chemicals. Worryingly, the danger isn’t always obvious, so it’s best to buy from trusted retailers if you can.

More dangerous products to avoid this summer: https://capt.org.uk/10-dangerous-products-avoid-this-summer

23/07/2026

šŸ“£CANCELLED šŸ“£
Asda Child Health Clinic
cancelled until further notice
Sorry for any inconvenience

21/07/2026

Our Hull Mental Health Support Teams are working in Family Hubs over the summer to increase family engagement and raise awareness of mental health through their Emotional Wellbeing Drop In events.

The events will be offering fun, creative activities at Family Hub locations across the city to help children and their families connect and unwind together.

The summer holidays are a perfect opportunity for the Mental Health Support Team to engage with children and families, build connections with local communities and raise awareness.

More: https://www.humber.nhs.uk/news/mental-health-support-teams-bring-summer-activities-and-wellbeing-support-to-hull-family-hubs/

Address

70 Walker Street
Kingston Upon Hull
HU33HE

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+441482259600

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