Health
All children and young people should have access to universal health services such as health visitors, school nurses and GPs. Some children and young people with SEND will also need additional targeted or specialist health services. Click on the boxes below to visit pages with more information.
If you're concerned about your child's health or development speak to your health visitor, school nurse, GP or school or nursery staff. They can discuss your worries and may be able to provide support, or they can refer you to specialists or targeted support in the community, in family hubs or to the hospital.
Universal health services for all children and young people
Information on local GPs, dentists, hospitals and more.
Health services for children and young people with SEND
Emotional health, development, physio, nursing services and more.
Annual health check
Annual health checks are for adults and young people aged 14 or over with a learning disability.
Health systems explained
Information on Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin Integrated Care Board, NHS England, community health services and more.
Health advice and information
An A-Z list of health conditions and how to access services.
What to do if you're unhappy with a health service
Find out more about how to report if you are unhappy with a health service.
Emotional wellbeing and mental health
Help and support available for all types of emotional wellbeing and mental health
Health for teens and kids
Websites aimed at children and young people with information on a full range of physical and mental health and wellbeing.
Reasonable adjustments
Find out about changes that organisations and people providing services must make.
Co-production in healthcare
Co-production is a way of working with people with lived experience to develop services from the earliest stages of service design to delivery and evaluation.