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  1. Allergies

      Managing and understanding your child’s allergy 50% of children in the UK have allergies. For parents it is a learning curve in understanding what to avoid and how to control and manage the allergy. Find out as much as you can. There are many…
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  2. Annual Health Checks – Learning Disabilities

    People with a learning disability often have worse physical and mental health than other people. This is why it’s important that they have an annual health check. Anyone aged 14 or over who is on their doctor's learning disability register can have a free annual…
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  3. Area SENCo

    Area SENCO team comprises of 2 Area SENCOs and 2 early year’s practitioners and 1 speech therapist supporting Private, Voluntary and Independent Nurseries and Childminders to work with children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. Through training, early identification, working with settings to implement strategies…
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  5. Asthma

    Asthma has many causes and is a common long-term condition that can be well controlled in most children. The severity of asthma symptoms varies between children, from very mild to more severe. Asthma is more than just wheezing. Other symptoms can be coughing, difficulty breathing…
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  6. Autism

    “In Newham: All autistic children and young people and their families are empowered to participate and thrive in an accepting community.” Autism is a lifelong developmental condition that  affects how people communicate and interact with the world. Around one in 50 people are Autistic, meaning…
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  7. Autism and Stop & Search

    Please help and encourage Young People to fill out the 'Met Police’s autism passport’ print and carry it around with them in the event they are stopped and searched. Please read stop & search guidance for autistic people and police officers.
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  8. Autism assessment

    Autism is a lifelong, developmental disability that affects how a person communicates with and relates to other people, and how they experience the world around them (National Autistic society), it is often referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Autism assessment What can I do…
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  9. Baby blues

    Our children’s health is closely linked As parents whether you are a single parent, a mum, dad or carer we all want to do what’s best to keep our children safe, fit and well. However, it can be easy to forget about our own health…
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