Thame and Chinnor Health Visitors (Area: South Locality: Henley, Thame)

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Thame and Chinnor Health Visitors area based at: Thame Community Hospital, East Street, Thame. OX9 3JT

Thame and Chinnor Health Visitors look after families living in Oxfordshire in Thame, Chinnor and surrounding villages.

Health visitors are qualified nurses or midwives with additional specialist training in public health. We work with all families in Oxfordshire from pregnancy to starting school.We lead the Healthy Child Programme, alongside our teams of community staff nurses, community nursery nurses and administrators. We support parents to give their child the best start in life. We build on a family’s strengths and when needed connect families to the right support in order to prevent problems or spot them early. We work together with parents to find solutions. As well as working on a one to one basis with families, we also provide a range of health promotion groups and support groups for parents emotional health and wellbeing. We see families at home, in a clinic/community setting or digitally. We work with other agencies such as GPs, midwives, school health nurses, early years settings, community groups, and social care services.

Who to contact

Contact Name
Thame and Chinnor Health Visitors
Telephone
ChatHealth Health Visiting message service for support or advice: Parent Line text 0-4 years: 07312 263081 ChatHealth Health Visiting message service for support or advice: Parent Line text 0-4 years: 07312 263081
E-mail
ThameHV@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk

Where to go

Postcode
OX9 3JT
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Availability

Age Ranges
0-5
Other notes

Children aged 0-5 and their families

Additional Information

Providing services to
Children
Notes

Children aged 0-5 and their families

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