This app provides expert-led, evidence-based written and video content covering a wide range of health topics for parents and women, from pregnancy through to post-menopausal health. Content is developed with medical experts and organizations to ensure accuracy and relevance.
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- We fixed an issue with searching; now partial words should provide results. - UI layout fixes to improve readability.
Salford Family Hub is a free educational app that offers expert-led, evidence-based written and video content on health and development. It covers topics from pregnancy through to women's post-menopausal health, with content guided by medical experts and organizations.
Yes, Salford Family Hub is completely free to use. It is provided as part of your NHS care pathway in Salford and does not require any payment or subscription.
The app provides a comprehensive range of topics including advice on getting pregnant, pregnancy stages, breastfeeding, infant nutrition, first aid, baby fevers, child dental care, and general physical and mental health for children and parents. Content is constantly updated and approved by medical experts.
Content is created by a team formerly of the BBC Science department and is guided by relevant medical experts. Specific content areas are developed with support from organizations like UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative, St John Ambulance, and the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
Yes, in-app translations are planned to launch in early 2024, offering content in 75 languages. This will make the app more accessible to a wider audience.
Salford Family Hub is available on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on these Apple platforms.
The app was last updated on April 7, 2026, with version 1.0.164. The content within the app is also constantly updated and approved by medical experts.
Salford Family Hub has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the content is generally suitable for users aged 4 and above, though the primary audience is parents and women seeking health information.
