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Working with young people around continence issues.
Nottinghamshire Healthcare’s Healthy Family Team has a specific group of staff that are trained to work with young people around continence issues, the Children and Young People’s Continence Team.
This team of specialist trained staff can support children and young people to get dry in the day or at night and may involve working with GP and other medical professionals to achieve the best outcomes for young people.
Please contact the Healthy Family Team advice line by calling 0300 123 5436 for guidance on how to access this service or alternatively you can text Parentline (parents/carers) or text ChatHealth (young people) to request support.
If you have any more questions on this area or would like to speak to somebody about this topic, have a look at the links or search for your local services in the blue box below. Alternatively you can always contact your school nurse.
You can always talk to your GP or school nurse about the support that is available.
Find out what services are available to you in your area. Remember your school nurse is always there to give you confidential help and support.
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