Today (4 March) is HPV Awareness Day, and we’re encouraging all parents and carers to learn more about the HPV vaccine which is offered to children in year 8 through...
Becky Jeavons has been working in Homeless Health for 11 years – helping homeless people with a variety of healthcare needs as well as social, emotional and psychological support. Becky...
Plans to transform support for neurodivergent children and young people in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire, reached a significant milestone in February with the formal approval of a new model of care by the ICB’s Board....
Two of our teams and seven members of staff have been nominated for the regional Paediatric Awards for Training Achievements (PAFTAs). The PAFTAs are an awards scheme run by the...
With around one in five young people experiencing mental health difficulties, Children’s Mental Health Week (9 to 15 February 2026) is being marked across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire...
We are trialling easy-read medication leaflets and videos to see if they help people with learning disabilities to access health information. The one-page leaflet includes a personalised guide explaining how...
Sharon Nobbs’ roles as a School Nurse and Youth Justice Nurse are helping her to raise awareness of the School Nursing Service and make it more accessible to children and...
The support given to children and parents by North Somerset Council and Sirona care & health’s public health nursing teams and Family Hubs (previously Children’s Centres) has once again been...
Our annual SEND conference, which took place in November, was a huge success bringing together colleagues from different services dedicated to improving outcomes for children and young people. Dr Tom...
Year eight students are being offered the free vaccine to protect them against human papillomavirus (HPV) which can cause several types of cancer and genital warts. Our School Aged Immunisation...