Children and Young People

This section covers information relating to children and young people and is divided into four areas:

Health Factors – physical health, mental health and emotional wellbeing, accidents and injuries, A&E attendances and hospital admissions, children with special educational needs or disabilities, neurodiversity, oral health, screening and vaccinations, and under 18 conceptions;
Lifestyle Factors – alcohol, diet and nutrition, drugs, gambling, healthy weight, physical activity, and smoking and vaping;
Pregnancy and Infants – pregnancy and maternal health, births and infant health, breastfeeding, smoking in pregnancy, and stillbirths and infant mortality; and
Child Development – early years and good child development (school readiness), and Hull’s Early Help and Prevention Programme.

Children and Young People Health Factors

Other main menu headings which relate to the entire population also includes some information relating to children and young people:

Information relating to good child development is within Early Years and Good Child Development under Child Development, and the majority of information within Schools, Education and Qualifications relates to children and young people.

Further information is available within Hull’s Young People Health and Wellbeing Surveys which includes detailed reports and the questionnaires. Information relating to local qualitative research conducted with young people can be found under Other Local Surveys and Qualitative Research and full reports under Surveys within Tools and Resources.