Locala Health Visiting Kirklees

Locala Health Visiting Kirklees Our team is made up of Health Visitors, Band 5 Staff Nurses, Child Development Practitioners, Student Health Visitors and the admin team.

You can contact us by telephone on 0300 304 5555 or text on 07520618867. We are available Monday to Friday 8am-5pm. We work with families with children under five years old to assess families health needs. We also Support families to make any changes they need to make to their health and lifestyle. We work in partnership with other services and agencies to help with: health and development of babi

es and children, parenting support, impact of a new baby in the family, emotional well being, and extra support in times of stress. If you need to speak to your Health Visitor you can contact 0300 304 5555, weekdays 8am to 6pm. We also have a texting service, called Chat Health Parentline, you can text 07520618867 to chat with us. Please avoid sending direct messages to this page as these may not be seen or responded to. This page is not manned daily.

Below is an article published today by the BBC News.If you are ever concerned about safe sleep or just not sure how to d...
05/05/2026

Below is an article published today by the BBC News.

If you are ever concerned about safe sleep or just not sure how to do it correctly please contact the health visiting team on 0300 304 5555 or take a look at guidance from The Lullaby Trust

The advice puts babies at risk of serious harm, even death, medical professionals have told the BBC.

01/05/2026

💭 Are you looking for guidance on Family Law matters or support around domestic abuse?

✅ We are hosting free drop‑in clinics at our Ramsden Street office in Huddersfield town centre, alongside Pennine Domestic Abuse Partnership. These sessions are open to anyone who needs a safe space to talk, ask questions, or understand their options.

Our domestic abuse team and PDAP’s specialist support workers will be available to offer clear information and compassionate help. Whether you are seeking legal guidance, emotional support, or simply a confidential conversation, you are welcome to attend.

📅 Drop in clinic dates will run from 9am - 1pm on:
▪ 22nd May
▪ 12th June
▪ 10th July
▪ 7th August
▪ 11th September
▪ 9th October

📢 Please note that the clinics will take place at Ramsdens Solicitors LLP, Ramsden Street, Huddersfield, HD1 2TH - this is the firm's town centre office, not the head office in Edgerton.

☎ To speak with a member of our Family Law team, call our family helpline on 08000 147720 or send us an email at family@ramsdens.co.uk

01/05/2026
30/04/2026

Please note: Next Thursdays baby clinic at the Greenwood Centre is cancelled due to voting day (7th May)

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28/04/2026

drop in tomorrow!

27/04/2026

From scrolling on Facebook with a cuppa to making time to take care of your health - how our first mobile cervical unit made a difference to people's days.

By bringing a drop‑in screening unit to 8 community locations, we helped remove some of the biggest barriers people face — juggling work, childcare, travel, or simply finding the time. With female screening nurses on hand, many said they felt reassured, supported and at ease.

For so many, convenience made all the difference.

Debbie from Lindley said:
“I saw it on Facebook in the morning while I was making a cuppa and thought right, I’ll go now. I just didn’t get round to booking.”

Mrs Ahmed from Huddersfield shared:
“I got a text message from my GP telling me about it. It’s difficult finding time and fitting it around work and family. The staff really put me at ease, and it was really quick.”

Others told us they were overdue for screening or had been meaning to book a GP appointment for months — and the drop‑in model gave them the push they needed.

If you’re aged 25–64 and are due or overdue, please contact your GP practice to book your appointment.

Thank you to everyone who attended, shared their story, and helped make this pilot such a success.

And remember, cervical screening can save your life.

23/04/2026

Does it feel like your baby never sleeps when you want them to?

You’re not alone, and actually, it’s completely expected. You’re not doing anything wrong.

Baby sleep patterns are different to adults and it’s not uncommon for them to wake up often.

Our past surveys show that 59% of parents with babies under a year old say their baby sleeps for less than four hours at a stretch. Around a third of babies will never have slept all night by 12 months old.

Babies have small stomachs and will wake often throughout the night to feed. Baby sleep patterns will change over the first few years and are affected by things like teething, illness and growth spurts.

Learn more about baby sleep patterns ➡️ https://bit.ly/41CMWGV

22/04/2026

Address

Batley Carr
WF175PW

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+443003045555

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