JSNA resources relating to children and young people's health and wellbeing
This chapter explores conception to the age of 2, ‘the critical 1001 days’ that influence a child’s development, helping us to identify which children will be at greater risk of poorer development, school readiness, and life chances.
JSNA resources relating to Breastfeeding and healthy start programme health and wellbeing.
Growing up in poverty can affect every area of a child’s development and future life chances.
This chapter considers the needs of children and young people who are in care or have left care in Nottinghamshire. It is known that children in care can have worse outcomes and suffer greater health inequality than the general population.
Children aged 10-17 who find themselves in contact with the Youth Justice Service (YJS) are known to experience poorer health outcomes and have an increased number of needs than children in the wider population. Increasingly, children in contact with the YJS are presenting with multiple needs and vulnerabilities and, despite many of these children already being known to early help services, their health and wellbeing needs have been missed at an earlier stage.
JSNA chapter Emotional and Mental Health of Children and Young People
Teenage pregnancy chapter