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    Liverpool City Council Fostering Service
    Welcome to Liverpool City Council Fostering Service.  As the Local Authority fostering service we are responsible for 1,600 looked after children in Liverpool.  Our priority is the welfare of our children and young people.  We are not-for-profit and as much as possible we use our own foster…
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    Liverpool Parent and Carers - LivPaC
    Who we are: - Liverpool Parent and Carers Forum (LivPaC) is a group of parents and carers of children and young people with special additional needs and/or disabilities (SEND) who work with education, health and care services to ensure the services they plan and deliver…
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    SWAN Support Group - Support With Additional Needs- St John's Hall
    Tuesday
    Tuesday 9.30am-10.30am: If you have a child with additional needs come along to a safe and stimulating environment. Parents and carers can receive guidance from our experienced team and other specialist agencies. Your children can enjoy activities and you can meet new friends. Holy Spirit…

  4. Storytime
    Come and join staff from the Children's Centre for a fun,active Storytime session at Norris Green Library. Mondays 11.30am-12.30am (does not run during school holidays) Please call on 0151 233 8500 to check availablity.

  5. Epilepsy Action
    About us Epilepsy Action is the UK’s leading epilepsy organisation and exists to improve the lives of everyone affected by the condition. As a member-led association, we are led by and represent people with epilepsy, their friends, families and healthcare professionals. Epilepsy can affect anyone…
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    Vaccinations and immunisations
    The Immunisation Team in Liverpool are a dedicated team of Registered Nurses, Clinical support workers and administration support who are highly skilled and experienced in supporting and working with young people to administer school aged immunisations. The World Health Organization (WHO) says: “The 2 public…
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    School Nursing
      The school nursing service is made up of a team of health professionals, committed to promoting emotional health and wellbeing of school age children from 4 to 19 years, in accordance with our Healthy Child Programme. School nurses are registered nurses who have had…
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    Health Visiting
    Health Visitors are Specialist Community Public Health Nurses who have expertise in child health and development, and family and public health. The Health Visiting team includes Health Visitors, Community Health Nurses and Community Nursery Nurses. Health Visitors work in people's homes, community health centres, Children's Centres and…
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    Developmental Paediatrics (Community Paediatrics)
    What kind of services can I access from my community paediatrician? Children with developmental delay. Children with complex medical needs. ASD assessment and diagnosis. ADHD assessment, treatment and monitoring. Child protection service covering physical, sexual and emotional abuse. Behaviour problems for the under 5s. Liaison…
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    Children's Community Bladder and Bowel Service
    What does it Do? The Children's Community Bladder and Bowel Service is a Community based Service offering advice, assessment, treatment and management of bladder and bowel dysfunction. Promoting toileting Independence including night time wetting, daytime wetting, constipation and soiling to all children and young people from 0…