Well done to School Nurse Katrina Sealey who is shortlisted as one of this year’s finalists in the RCNi Nurse Awards!
On 1 April 2019 Children and Family Health Surrey launches a new Surrey-wide 0-19 Advice Line.
This April we launch a two-year outreach programme to improve the health of local Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) communities.
Our Children's Continence Service has recently been developed and improved so we can provide a more responsive and holistic service for children and families.
This year we have had a 71% success rate for our primary school nasal flu immunisation programme.
All 317 primary schools across Surrey are receiving a specially written book and teaching resource pack to help their Reception and Year 1 pupils develop into emotionally and mentally resilient teenagers and adults.
My Health Passport, the record for looked after children's medical and healthcare history, has received positive feedback from young people.
Following the successful launch in September, the digital resource for year 7 students has now been updated and improved.
Parishioners of St.Johns Church bring Christmas joy to all the children looked after by our Children's Continuing Healthcare Team by donating bags of gifts for each day during advent - known as a reverse advent event.
Chief Allied Health Professions Officer for England, Suzanne Rastrick, visited Leatherhead Hospital on 15 November to find out about our services.