What services does the Children's Integrated Commissioning Hub commission?
The Children's Integrated Commissioning Hub is responsible for commissioning a range of services on behalf of the NHS and local authority organisations, including:
Universal services:
- maternity services
- oral health
- public health services for children aged 0-five, including health visiting
- public health service for children and young people aged 5-19, including school nursing
- healthy schools
- accident prevention
- support for obesity, weight management, smoking, sexual health and domestic abuse.
Targeted and specialist services:
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health services (CAMHS) Tiers 2/3
- health services for children in care
- community health services for children with disabilities and SEN
- teenage pregnancy interventions
- family nurse partnership
- health services for young offenders in the community
- pediatric therapies
- elements of community paediatrics.
