Eligibility Wyong Paediatric Unit services are available to children aged 0 to 16 years for whom any of the following apply: are acutely unwell have a chronic and complex condition that requires specialist care have a general paediatric complaint requiring…
The Well Baby clinic reviews children aged 0 to five years who are referred by health professionals for paediatric medical opinion and management. Referrals are usually made by child and family health nurses but can be from any health professional. To…
Our Orthoptic service provides visual assessment and treatment for infants and children up to the age of 12 years. Vision screening is also provided in early intervention centres and as a secondary screening service to the StEPS program. The Orthoptic…
Perinatal Intake Line: 02 4328 7901 The perinatal intake line is a single point of entry to secondary services for families expecting a baby or with children under the age of five years who require additional support or assistance with…
Audiology services provide hearing assessments for babies from 10 months (corrected if premature), toddlers, pre-schoolers and school-aged children - kindergarten to year 6 - in order to identify childhood hearing loss and to facilitate treatment at the youngest age possible.…
Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm. Contact 02 4328 7901 for appointments and enquiries. Family care cottages offer a range of services for complex problems of infancy and childhood requiring an extended or day stay appointment. Cottages provide support to families with…
To make an appointment or for more information, call our Child and Family Health Services team on 02 4328 7900, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Child & Family Health Nursing Services (198 KB) All CCLHD immunisation clinics will go ahead as…
Family Assessment Consultation Education Therapy Services (FACETS) is a clinical therapy team consisting of experienced social workers, clinical psychologists and a perinatal, child and adolescent psychiatrist. The team provides a family-focused therapy service for pre-school and primary school-aged children and…
Preschool-aged Children Parents with concerns about the development of their preschool-aged children should contact their local community health centre to discuss their child's individual needs with a child and family health nurse. Find a child and family health nurse near…
Aboriginal pregnancy and child and family health service ‘NGIYANG’ The Aboriginal Pregnancy and Child and Family Health service NGIYANG provides culturally sensitive pregnancy care, early child development, immunisation, parenting support, education and referrals. This free service is available for all…
