Health for Children Looked After
You will be offered a Health Assessment when you are first looked after.
This is your chance to talk to our doctor or you own doctor about your health.
You can choose whether you see a male doctor or a female doctor if you tell your social worker before they make the appointment.
While you are looked after you have the right to good health care and all children and young people should have a medical examination on becoming accommodated and every year after that. This includes dental and eye care.
When you are able to make reasoned choices of your own, (usually when you are in secondary school) or when you are 16, you can decide whether or not to have medical or any other treatment.
Health for Children Looked After
- A Child Protection Conference
- Being in Care, Looked After or Accommodated
- Child Protection Core Group Meeting
- Children's Residential Care
- Children's Rights/Participation
- Education of Children Looked After
- Financial Support for Leaving Care
- Foster care
- Health for Children Looked After
- MALAP (Multi-Agency Looked After Partnership)
- Personal Education Plans (PEP)
- Privacy notice
- Referral and Assessment
- Reviews for Looked After Children
- Stockton Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service
- Strategy Meeting
- Supersonic - Information for children and young people
- Transition Learning Mentors
- Youth & Leaving Care Service
Contact Us
Contact: Children in Need/Child Protection/Children Looked After Teams - Assessments
Tel: 01642 527764
Fax: 01642 527756
Minicom: 01642 527769
Email:
firstcontact
@stockton.gov.uk
