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The Solihull 0–19 Health and Wellbeing Service supports children, young people, and families from pregnancy through to 19 years old — helping every child in Solihull have the best possible start in life.
Our service brings together dedicated Health Visiting, School Nursing, Infant Feeding, and Family Nurse Partnership teams. We work closely with Family Hubs, GPs, schools, and other community partners to deliver the Government’s Healthy Child Programme, focusing on prevention, early intervention, and ongoing support for families.
Our Health Visitors provide advice and developmental reviews for children under five, covering topics such as feeding, sleep, safety, and emotional wellbeing. As children grow, our School Nursing team continues this support through school-age health checks, immunisations, and wellbeing guidance, helping young people stay healthy, confident, and ready to learn.
We also offer targeted support for parents who may need extra help, including access to family support workers, perinatal mental health advice, and local parenting programmes.
Our approach is simple — to provide every family with the information, care, and confidence they need at each stage of their child’s journey.
Together, we’re building healthier, happier futures for children and families across Solihull.
If you’d like to learn more or contact a member of our team, visit our Contact Us page or speak to your local Family Hub.
Whether you’re breastfeeding, formula feeding or combination feeding, our Infant Feeding Team offers friendly, evidence-based advice to help you and your baby get off to the best start.
If you’re a parent, carer or professional looking to refer a family for extra support, our Health Visiting and Family Nurse teams are here to help.
Supporting families across Solihull and South Warwickshire with trusted health advice and care — from birth through to young adulthood.
