Manchester Health Visitors

Manchester Health Visitors Welcome to the Manchester Health Visiting Service - an NHS team part of Manchester Local Care Org Abuse of any form will not be tolerated.

Welcome to Manchester Health Visiting Service, Manchester NHS Foundation Trust -page. This page is for families with children ages 0-5 years in North, Central and South Manchester. Health Visitors are qualified and registered Nurses and/or Midwives who have undertaken specialist training in public health, child health, health promotion and education in order to work with parents and care

rs to give every child the best start in life

This page is not monitored 24 hours a day. There may be days that the page is not updated, such as weekends and bank holidays. Whilst we value your comments and feedback, we are not able to answer individual queries. Please contact your local health visiting team for further advice and support. Any offensive comments will be removed and if necessary reported to the appropriate authorities.

30/08/2026

New evidence consolidated from across the decade-long ‘A Better Start programme’ demonstrates that investing in health visiting can deliver lasting benefits for babies, young children and families, while helping to reduce pressure on public services over the longer term.

A new policy briefing published today by National Children's Bureau (NCB) brings together learning from the £215 million National Lottery Community Fund programme and calls on government to strengthen investment in health visiting as a key pillar of prevention.

Find out more ⬇️
https://buff.ly/f8NZlVz

27/08/2026

Moston families - our regular healthy child drop in clinic will be closed for 1st September as the Moston Children’s centre is shut.
Back the following week. 💕

26/08/2026
18/08/2026

🚗👶 Is your child's car seat fitted correctly?

Give yourself peace of mind with a FREE In-Car Child Seat Safety Check from the Good Egg Safety team.

📅 1 September 10am-3pm

📍 ASDA Car Park, 100 Princess Road, Manchester, M15 5AS

Our experts will check your child seat is fitted safely and correctly, helping keep little ones protected on every journey.

✅ Free advice
✅ Professional safety checks
✅ No booking fee

Find out more: 👉 https://orlo.uk/ZoSmk

14/08/2026

Though the recommended room temperature for babies is 16 – 20°C, keeping your baby's room temperature in this range can be harder in summer or in a heatwave!

We want to remind you that in really hot weather, it's fine to dress your baby in just a nappy, or a short sleeve vest. Research shows that babies are safer being cooler than being too hot, as overheating increases the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).

It might also help to:
- Open the bedroom door and a window, if it’s safe to do so, to allow the air to flow.
- Use a fan to cool the room, but don’t aim it directly towards the baby.
- Keep curtains closed in the daytime so the room doesn’t heat up as much.
- Use a thermometer to check the room is the right temperature – as it’s hard to guess.

But even after doing all of the above in this heat, it can be frustrating when the room is still hot and it's out of your control. So for peace of mind, continue following all of our safer sleep guidance 👉 https://bit.ly/4hXVWfq

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