Rockdale Children and Families Hub
The Rockdale Children and Families Hub is a welcoming and free community health clinic for families with children aged 0–5 years.
We support your child to grow, learn and thrive, and be ready to start school by providing health and development checks, and connecting your family to the right services, information and support.
The following health services are provided at the Hub:
- Child and Family Health Nursing
- Speech Pathology
- Community Paediatrician Clinic
We also link you to other services delivered by organisations we work with in the community.
Important information
Health services at the Rockdale Hub are free. No Medicare card required.
Open to all families living in Rockdale, Banksia, Arncliffe and Brighton Le Sands or by referral from one of our partner services.
Hours: Monday to Wednesday and every second Thursday, 9:00am – 4:00pm
🌐 Need language help?
Call TIS National: 131 450
Ask for Rockdale Children & Families Hub
-33.952367933202, 151.14269648039
- Children from birth to 5 years.
- Parenting support and advice, including support with feeding, sleep, behaviour, and daily routines.
- Health and development checks (Blue Book), including tracking milestones (talking, learning, moving and social skills), as well as growth, vision and teeth checks.
- Help to understand and connect with services
- Children from birth to 5 years, 6 months.
- Support for communication and language development including:
- Understanding language
- Using words
- Speech sounds
- Social communication.
- Monthly clinic at the Hub.
- Assessment and advice for children with developmental concerns.
- Referral required from the Child and Family Health Nurse.
- Help with booking free childhood vaccinations (1300 244 288).
- Available at Rockdale and Hurstville Community Health Centres.
- Free. No Medicare card required.
- We work together with other services to support your child and family and help you contact them.
- Important: These services are provided at other locations or by external organisations.
Multicultural Health Supports
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The Royal Hospital for Women is committed to providing culturally sensitive and accessible healthcare to women and families from diverse backgrounds. Our comprehensive multicultural health services ensure that language and cultural barriers do not prevent you from receiving the highest quality care.
We offer cultural and language support in all parts of our hospital. This includes care during pregnancy and birth, women's health services, cancer care, and newborn care. We know that understanding your culture and language is very important for good healthcare. Our staff are trained to give you respectful care that honours your cultural values and what matters to you.
Cross Cultural Worker Services
The Cross-Cultural Worker in Maternity & Child & Family Health Services provides a FREE and CONFIDENTIAL service for women and families from migrant and refugee backgrounds, and International students who are birthing and/or using child and family health services at the Royal Hospital for Women. This specialised service offers cultural support and advocacy to help navigate the healthcare system during pregnancy, birth, and early parenthood. For more information click here.
Contact: Galuh Sapthari
- Phone: 0439 510 697
- Email: galuh.sapthari@health.nsw.gov.au
- Available: Tuesday - Friday
Interpreter Services
You can contact us by calling the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450. Tell the operator what language you speak and ask the interpreter to set up a telephone conversation between you, an interpreter, and the healthcare professional you want to speak with.
Interpreting services are FREE and CONFIDENTIAL and support effective communication throughout your care journey, from initial consultations through to discharge and follow-up appointments. For more details on Sydney Healthcare Interpreting Services follow the link.
Education and Health Information Resources
Click here for information regarding FREE pregnancy and parenting education groups in 2026
Click here for information regarding FREE Baby and Infant CPR & First Aid Online Training
Barker St, Randwick NSW 2031
Workdays:
Tuesday to Friday
-33.918958208965, 151.23823453117
- Alcohol and Pregnancy
- Cervical Screening Test in Pregnancy
- Continence Health: Expecting a Baby
- Continence Health: Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercises for Women
- Diabetes in Pregnancy
- Edinburgh Depression Scale
- Growing Matters
- Hepatitis B Vaccination for your Newborn Baby
- Keeping your Gums and Teeth Healthy During Pregnancy
- Labour Pains
- Maternity care in Australia
- Movements Matter
- Planning for Pregnancy
- Pregnancy Beyond 41 Weeks
- Pregnancy Information - Raising Children's Network
- Pregnancy Screening GBS (Group B Streptococcus)
- Pregnancy Vaccinations
- Quit Smoking
- Reducing Significant Perineal Tears
- Sleep on the Side
- Timing of Birth
- Vitamin K for Newborn Babies
- What to Bring to Hospital When Having a Baby
- When to Come to Hospital in Labour
- You, your baby and syphilis
- Babies (3 – 12 months)
- Breastfeeding tips for new mothers
- Breastfeeding videos
- Childhood Vaccinations
- Contraception after you have had a baby
- Continence Health: One in Three Women Who Ever Had a Baby Wet Themselves
- Cot to bed, Tummy time, Safe Sleeping, Safe Wrapping, Safe co-sleeping
- How Breastfeeding Works
- Jaundice in newborn babies
- Love, Talk, Sing, Read, Play. Available on the Apple app.
- Love, Talk, Sing, Read, Play. Available on the Google app.
- Milestones matters
- Newborn (0 - 3 months)
- Newborn Bloodspot Screening - Tests to protect your baby
- NSW Statewide Infant Screening – Hearing (SWISH) Program fact sheets
- Preschool (3 – 5 years)
- Reducing SUDI and SIDS risk: in pictures
- RSV Vaccination before, during and after pregnancy
- SUDI/safe sleeping recommendation
- Toddler (1 – 3 years)
- The Blue book (Health record of the baby)
- Pregnancy, Birth and Baby - Hotline 1800 882 436
- Multicultural Health Communication Service
- Raising Children's Network
- Australian Breastfeeding Association - Hotline 1800 686 268
- Health Direct - Hotline 1800 022 222
- Family Planning NSW - 1300 372 372
Child, Youth & Family Services
The Child, Youth and Family Service provides a wide range of services to people in the South Eastern Sydney Local Health District. This area covers the seven Local Government Areas from Sydney's Central Business District in the north to the Royal National Park in the south.
Accessing our services
In most cases our services are free. Some are drop in services with no appointment required. Some services require a referral from your doctor or an appointment, see individual services for details.
Our clients
We offer services to:
- pregnant women
- babies
- children
- young people
- families
- adults who have experienced violence and abuse
- adults with a disability
Have your say
For complaints, compliments or any feedback on our services, email us at SESLHD-CYFS-HaveYourSay@
Child, Youth & Family Services
The Child, Youth and Family Service provides a wide range of services to people in the South Eastern Sydney Local Health District. This area covers the seven Local Government Areas from Sydney's Central Business District in the north to the Royal National Park in the south.
Accessing our services
In most cases our services are free. Some are drop in services with no appointment required. Some services require a referral from your doctor or an appointment, see individual services for details.
Our clients
We offer services to:
- pregnant women
- babies
- children
- young people
- families
- adults who have experienced violence and abuse
- adults with a disability
Have your say
For complaints, compliments or any feedback on our services, email us at SESLHD-CYFS-HaveYourSay@