Inverclyde Health Visiting Team

Inverclyde Health Visiting Team The Teams are made up of Health Visitors, Nursery Nurses and Support Workers. MODERATION
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Our aim is to promote health & prevent ill-health by working together with the parents of pre-school age children in order to assist them in providing their children the best start in life. The Inverclyde Health Visiting team covers all the way from Wemyss Bay to Kilmacolm and is comprised of 4 teams, our teams are based in Greenock, Station View, Port Glasgow and Gourock. Our aim is to promote health and prevent ill-health by working together with the parents of pre-school age children in order to assist them in providing their children the best start in life. We offer support and advice in relation to health, growth and development, and parenting, and connect families with local services and resources. It is a site to provide parents with information relating to their child’s health and development.
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We encourage likes, shares and from time to time we may publish a survey or poll to ask you about your views and experiences relating to our service. Individual clients or complaints with local NHS services will not be discussed via this page. CONTACTING YOUR HEALTH VISITOR
If you need to contact your Health Visitor, please telephone the single point of access telephone number 07773 086609 where you can either leave a message or speak with one of our admin team who will take a message and pass this to the relevant Health Visitor for you. SEEKING MEDICAL ADVICE
If your child is unwell then please contact your GP surgery or NHS 24 on 111 if it is out of hours.If it is an emergency you can contact the ambulance service on 999.


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Sensory stars 🌟 stay, play and learn in Port Glasgow thank you The B-Hive for this information ℹ
31/03/2026

Sensory stars 🌟 stay, play and learn in Port Glasgow thank you The B-Hive for this information ℹ

🌟 Sensory Group in Port Glasgow! 🌟

We’re delighted to be supporting Sensory Stars – Stay, Play and Learn, a calm and welcoming space for children aged 5 and under.

This group is perfect for little ones who may feel overwhelmed in busy settings, have communication challenges, or enjoy exploring sensory play in a gentle environment 💙

🧸 Friendly, supportive sessions
🌈 Sensory-focused play
🤝 A safe space for children and families

📍 Boglestone Community Hub
🗓 Fridays, 9:30–11:00am. The first 8 week block starts on Friday 24th April and runs every Friday until Friday 26th June (apart from Friday 22nd May)

Spaces are FREE. If you have any questions or queries about the sessions please contact Suzi using the details below.

📩 Contact Suzi: susan.macInnes@earlyyearsscotland.org

📞 07785 455 799

Please share with anyone who might benefit 💫

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How to support our little ones in a digital world please see the information ℹ️ from CBeebies Parenting on screen 📺 time
31/03/2026

How to support our little ones in a digital world please see the information ℹ️ from CBeebies Parenting on screen 📺 time

Thank you NHS 24 for the information ℹ️ on endometriosis.
31/03/2026

Thank you NHS 24 for the information ℹ️ on endometriosis.

Endometriosis is a common long-term (chronic) condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb is found elsewhere in the body.Each month, this tissue...

Important safety information ℹ️ from Food Standards Agency
30/03/2026

Important safety information ℹ️ from Food Standards Agency

Hello Easter holidays! 🐣🌼

If you’re getting out and about with the kids, remember to keep an eye on what they’re drinking, especially brightly coloured slush ice drinks.

Some slushies contain glycerol (E422) to help keep that icy texture. Younger children can be more sensitive to it, so:
⚠️Under 7s should avoid slush drinks containing glycerol.
🥤Children 7–10 should have no more than one 350ml drink a day.

If you’re unsure whether a slush contains glycerol, ask the seller or check the label. When in doubt, choose something else.

Read more on glycerol: https://www.food.gov.uk/safety-hygiene/glycerol

Happy Retirement Morag 🌟🌟🌟🌟Many of you will know Morag, our fantastic Healthcare Support Worker, from our breastfeeding ...
30/03/2026

Happy Retirement Morag 🌟🌟🌟🌟
Many of you will know Morag, our fantastic Healthcare Support Worker, from our breastfeeding groups and weaning events.
She has been an invaluable part of our team for many years and a true star ⭐ we are so sad to see her go.
On behalf of everyone in Children & Families, we wish her a long and very happy retirement! 🥰🩷🌟
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

30/03/2026

Join our Infant Feeding Team tomorrow for our Easter themed Bumps to Babies Breastfeeding Group 🐰🤱🏽 🐥

The Greenock Telegraph may be paying a visit 📰 📸

Inverclyde Health Visiting Team

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30/03/2026

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30 babies and toddlers go to the hospital with a hot drink burn every day. It's important to keep hot food and drinks aw...
27/03/2026

30 babies and toddlers go to the hospital with a hot drink burn every day.

It's important to keep hot food and drinks away from young children at all times, but especially during the busy festive period where accidents can happen.

Ensuring that your child is having enough sleep can improve their overall health and well-being 🌼
27/03/2026

Ensuring that your child is having enough sleep can improve their overall health and well-being 🌼

It can be scary for a child growing up! Know how to manage your child’s anxious thoughts 😊
26/03/2026

It can be scary for a child growing up! Know how to manage your child’s anxious thoughts 😊

Taking simple steps within the home can help prevent burns and scalds.Keep matches, lighters and lit candles out of youn...
26/03/2026

Taking simple steps within the home can help prevent burns and scalds.
Keep matches, lighters and lit candles out of young children’s sight and reach.

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26/03/2026

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Tuesday 8:30am - 4:15pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:15pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:15pm
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Inverclyde Health Visiting Team

The Inverclyde Health Visiting team covers all the way from Wemyss Bay to Kilmacolm and is comprised of 4 teams, our teams are based in Greenock, Station View, Port Glasgow and Gourock. The Teams are made up of Health Visitors, Nursery Nurses and Support Workers.

Our aim is to promote health and prevent ill-health by working together with the parents of pre-school age children in order to assist them in providing their children the best start in life. We offer support and advice in relation to health, growth and development, and parenting, and connect families with local services and resources.

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This site is not a public forum. It is a site to provide parents with information relating to their child’s health and development. The page is not monitored. Please do not leave any comments.