Are you feeling anxious, or worrying about exams? Our School Nurses can help. Text 07312 263093. #chathealth

If you need medical help, knowing the right NHS service to turn to can make all the difference. Contact NHS 111 if you need help urgently but you’re not sure where to go. Discover more about services on the local NHS website:

The first sign of a stroke might not seem like much. Like - not being able to raise your arm. But any sign of a stroke is always an emergency. Face or arm or speech, at the first sign, it's time to call 999.

Come and chat to staff from our Children’s Therapies, Public Health Nursing, Community Paediatrics and Autism Assessment Service at Together for SEND on 3rd March at We the Curious in Bristol. Book your ticket here:

The HANDiApp offer parents simple advice on what to do when your child is unwell. If you need some expert health advice on common childhood illnesses, you can download the app for free.

Introducing your baby to free-flow cups from 6 months can help avoid tooth decay. Stop using baby bottles from the age of 1 year. Visit Start for Life for more tips and advice 🍼

Did you know we can provide information in a range of formats to meet your needs? 🔗For more information, visit the Accessible Communication page on our website:

Year eight students are being offered the free HPV vaccine to protect against a virus which can cause several types of cancer. Please fill in the consent form when it's emailed to you by their school.

Millions of people are using the NHS App to manage their health the easy way, from ordering a prescription to checking their records. Find out more about the NHS App ➡️

Measles is highly infectious and can be passed on even before a rash appears. Make sure you are protected from becoming seriously unwell from measles by making sure you are up to date with your MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccinations. More info ➡️

Year eight students are being offered the free HPV vaccine to protect against a virus which can cause several types of cancer. Please fill in the consent form when it's emailed to you by their school.

Every interaction is a chance to build your child’s brain. Anytime, anywhere, at home or out and about, it all adds up. Learn more about the impact you can have at Start for Life:

If you are anxious or struggling with your mental wellbeing, our School Nurses can help. Text 07312 263093 to talk to a health professional. #chathealth

UTI? If needed, your pharmacist can now provide some prescription medicine without seeing a GP. Think pharmacy first.

Measles cases are rising in England. You can still ask your GP practice for the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine if your child has missed either of their 2 doses. Find out more ➡️

Are you ready to make a difference? Working in healthcare means being part of something bigger - transforming lives, providing comfort, and making each day count. 🔗

There are many ways to boost your child’s brain development. Like helping them to ask questions, so they can grow their understanding of the world. Visit Start for Life for more tips and advice: #LittleMomentsTogether

Don’t rinse with water after brushing as it washes away the fluoride. Remember, as they get older teach them to spit instead. Visit Start for Life for more tips and advice.

Did you know there are things you can do to change the appearance of our website to make it easier to see and to make information accessible? Our accessibility team have created a handy guide to help you access the website in the way that you need: 🔗

During pregnancy, you’re more vulnerable to gum disease. Remember, your dental check-ups and treatments are FREE up to a year after your baby’s birth. Visit Start for Life for more tips and advice.