Children's health
Babies and young children who are too young to go to school have a health visitor who will support and advise their parents or carers.
The school nurse can give confidential support and advice to children at school - ask a teacher when the school nurse will be visiting the school.
Young people who have left school can get confidential support and advice from the nurse or doctor at their GP’s surgery, Health Centre or Young Person’s Clinic.
Hearing impairment
Children with hearing impairments can have an assessment and receive support from the specialist workers based in Adult Services.
Calderdale Council also has a Specialist Inclusion Service to help children with hearing impairments with their education, both in and out of school.
Contact
- Address:
- Heath Training and Development Centre
Free School Lane
Halifax HX1 2PT - Telephone:
- 01422 394113.
Visual impairment
Children with visual impairments can have an assessment and receive support from the specialist workers based in Adult Services. Calderdale Council also has a Specialist Inclusion Service to help children with visual impairments with their education, both in and out of school.
Contact
- Address:
- Heath Training and Development Centre
Free School Lane
Halifax HX1 2PT - Telephone:
- 01422 394113.
Town Hall, Crossley Street, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX1 1UJ
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