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Find out all about what services and support the Healthy Family Teams provide to families, young people and health professionals: nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/healthy-family… Follow on Instagram: instagram.com/nottshealthyfa… Follow on Facebook: facebook.com/NottsHFT/

The Health for Kids website has a Feelings section for young people aged 5 to 11 years covering topics such as Feeling OK about myself, When things change, Autism, Body Image, Feeling worried and Mindfulness. Find out more here: healthforkids.co.uk/feelings/ #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

Here is some nice feedback that a parent has given to us after contacting our advice line: "Everyone was compassionate and couldn’t do enough to help." Find out how our Healthy Family Team can support you: nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/healthy-famili…

Feelings... the stuff that buzzes around our hearts, our heads and affects our whole bodies. A range of topics around this and mental health are available on the Health for Teens website: healthforteens.co.uk/feelings/ #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

If you are expecting a baby in the next 3 months, start to get to know your baby now. Family Hubs run Antenatal PEEP groups for mums, dads and partners. Find your nearest family hub: nottinghamshire.gov.uk/familyhubs

This week is #SunAwarenessWeek Whether you’re going away on holiday or are simply enjoying the sunny weather at home, it’s important to make sure your child keeps cool and is protected from the potentially harmful effects of the sun. Read more: healthforunder5s.co.uk/sections/baby/…

It is National Smile Month. Between 11th May and 11th June, the Oral Health Foundation is raising awareness of important oral health issues. Join the nation's biggest oral health campaign and help bring a smile to millions of people. Find out more here: dentalhealth.org/national-smile…

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week! This year the Mental Health Foundation is encouraging everyone to take action for good mental health. Yes, awareness is important, but real change comes when we act. Find out more: mentalhealth.org.uk/our-work/publi… #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

A date for your diary... A Nottinghamshire Gluten Free Food Event with crafts is taking place at Oxton Village Hall on Sunday, 19th July, from 10:30am until 3:30pm. The event will feature lots of stalls and crafts. Find out more here: healthforkids.co.uk/nottinghamshir… #glutenfreefood

Do you care for or work with young people with Special Educational Needs? Improve your understanding of the SEN process in education with a series of free online workshops by Ask Us Nottinghamshire. Find out more here: healthforunder5s.co.uk/nottinghamshir…

Help is available for parents and carers from the Healthy Family Team, as this parental feedback about our advice line shows: "I don’t know the name of the lady I spoke to but she was lovely and helpful, helped me calm down and come up with a plan." nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/healthy-famili…

This week is Maternal Mental Health Week & World Maternal Mental Health Day on May 6th. The theme is ‘A Decade of Voices’. For more information about Maternal Mental Health Week & World Maternal Mental Health Day, please visit: buff.ly/nlxVpUn #BestStartNotts

What should you expect from your Notts Healthy Family Team contact? Your health visitor will discuss: Your health and wellbeing Your pregnancy, babies’ health and development Bonding, attachment and parenting Who and where to go for support Visit: buff.ly/kbKgVsP

It is Deaf Awareness Week, an annual event raising awareness about deafness & celebrating British deaf culture, community, and history. This year, it is raising awareness of common signs, to help make sure deaf children get the right support: ndcs.org.uk/deaf-awareness…

This week is Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week, a campaign dedicated to talking about mental health problems before, during & after pregnancy. This year marks the 10th anniversary so the theme is A Decade of Voices. Find out more: maternalmentalhealthalliance.org/get-involved/m… #maternalmhmatters

Your local family hub can support you before & after the arrival of your baby, Whether you’re an expectant parent, new parent or have had children before, the Family Hubs can support you with getting ready for baby & beyond. Find your nearest family hub: buff.ly/YzS7l71

Today is the first day of Living Streets’ National Walking Month! This year they’re asking women to #walkout and get outside for a walk or wheel for their own wellbeing. livingstreets.org.uk/nwm

Here is some lovely feedback from a parent who called our advice line for support: "Thank you ladies. Much appreciated. Best night sleep I had in a long time after speaking with you guys. Simple perfect advice given, great strategies given." Visit: nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/healthy-famili…

Nottinghamshire residents are encouraged to get out and about this Spring as the city and county prepare to launch their second Walk Notts Festival throughout May 2026, linking in with National Walking Month. Read more here: healthforunder5s.co.uk/nottinghamshir…

Young people are invited to come and join The Social Butterflies. It is a group of young people with lived experience of social care support, working together to make services and support better for everyone. Find out more here: healthforteens.co.uk/nottinghamshir…

A Speech, Language & Communication Early Years Parents and Carers Drop-In session takes place on Tuesday, 28th April, 9am-11am, for families, at Hucknall Family Hub, Broomhill Road, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire NG15 6AJ. Info: healthforunder5s.co.uk/nottinghamshir…