Sefton Council is currently reviewing the 0-19 Healthy Child Programme (HCP), which supports the health and wellbeing of young people and their families.

The service is delivered by a team of public health nurses from North West Boroughs Healthcare. It involves qualified health visitors and school nurses and is supported by nursery nurses, community staff nurses and healthcare assistants.

There is also an enhanced service targeted at vulnerable young people and families. This provides more intensive support delivered by specially trained staff. The enhanced service plays an important role in safeguarding children alongside council services, general practice and other partners to ensure children are protected.

The council and North West Boroughs Healthcare always strive to develop and improve the Sefton HCP service. To do this, they need your views to help them develop and improve services for children, young people and their families.

They are asking people across Sefton to take a few minutes to share their views about what is good and what could be improved within the current health visiting and school nursing services.

You can take part by completing a quick and easy online survey.