We are an integrated service working between the ages of 0-19 years of age, delivering the Healthy Child Programme using the 4-5-6 approach for health visiting and school nursing.

• Health visiting

• School nursing

• Mental health support

• Transition within schools

You can access these services Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm via our Single Point of Access (SPA) on 0300 300 1635 or by emailing us at nem-tr.haveringhv@nhs.net

Havering health visiting

The health visiting service provides a public health service to children, young people and their families with a focus on early intervention and prevention, as well as promoting physical and social wellbeing. We work with local communities, the whole family, and individual children in different settings e.g. homes, children's centres, schools and GP surgeries.

Health visitors work closely with other health services to ensure that children's health needs are met, and work with other non-health services to ensure that each and every child and young person lives in a safe environment. We help support the health and wellbeing of your whole family, from antenatal visits up until your child goes to school.

Havering school nursing service

School nursing teams are made up of the following individuals;

• Specialist Community Public Health Nurses,
• Registered Nurses,
• School Health Support Practitioners,
• Nursery Nurses and Administrators. 

The school nursing team provides a public health service focusing on promoting the Mental, Physical, Social and Emotional wellbeing of all school-age children working in partnership with other professionals and agencies such as Schools and Health Visitors.

The school nursing team offers support and advice on a multitude of health-related topics such as; Healthy living, lifestyles, and relationships.

Havering GP appointments Hub

Please click on the link below to book GP appointments out of hours: For more information go to the website.

The consultant-led audiology service provides assessment and management of hearing and balance in people aged up to 19. For more information go to the Audiology page.