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The NHS is committed to providing choice to pregnant women. But do remember that not all these options are suitable for everyone, and not all are available in all areas. Your midwife or GP will be able to discuss options for care during your pregnancy and delivery, including giving birth at home or in a midwife-led birth centre. Most women prefer to have their antenatal care led by a midwife. Your GP practice can give you details of your local midwifery service and how to contact them directly.

Your GP can refer you to a hospital or a midwife-led team for antenatal care and delivery.

But many NHS hospitals, and some midwife teams, also offer the option of self-referral. If you know which hospital or trust you want to have your baby in, and you live in their catchment area, you can refer yourself using one of the links below. This may be via an online form or a phone contact with your local midwives.

If you're not sure which trust or hospital you're allowed to book into for antenatal care, your GP practice will be able to let you know. Please note that not all hospitals allow self-referral. Otherwise, contact your GP. Please be aware that self-referral is not available in every part of the UK. If you can't find the hospital you're looking for below, or if any of the links are not working.

Airedale General Hospital West Yorkshire. Ashford Hospital Surrey.

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Barking Community Birth Centre London - click on 'your appointments' for details of self-referral. Barnet Hospital London. Basildon University Hospital Essex. Bedford Hospital Bedfordshire. Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford, Essex.

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Buckland Hospital East Kent. Chelsea and Westminster Hospital London. Chorley and South Ribble Hospital Lancashire. Colchester Hospital Essex. Conquest Hospital East Sussex. Darent Valley Hospital Kent.

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Doncaster Women's Hospital Yorkshire. East Lancashire details of delivery options - referral via GP or local Children's centre. Frimley Park Hospital Surrey. Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital London. Harrogate and District Yorkshire. Hillingdon Hospital London. Hinchingbrooke Hospital Cambridgeshire. Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals.

Jersey no routine self-referral available - contact your GP. Kent and Canterbury Hospital East Kent. King's College Hospital London. Kingston Hospital Surrey. Lewisham University Hospital London. Lister Hospital Hertfordshire. Liverpool Women's Hospital Merseyside. London North West University Healthcare. Macclesfield Maternity Unit Cheshire. Medway CCG Kent. Newham Hospital London - click on 'your appointments' for details of self-referral.

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. North Devon District Hospital Devon. North Middlesex University Hospital London. Northwick Park Hospital London. Ormskirk and District General Hospital Lancashire. Oxfordshire Community Midwives information - no self-referral. Poole Hospital Dorset. Princess Royal Hospital Surrey. Princess Royal University Hospital London.

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Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital London. Supporting people to live as independently as possible, for as long as possible, is a guiding principle of the Care Act. See chapter 2 for more detail on approaches to prevention. Where someone is unable to fully participate in these conversations and has no one to help them, local authorities will arrange for an independent advocate.

Chapters 6 Assessment and eligibility , 10 Care and support planning , and 7 Independent advocacy discuss this in more detail.

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Chapter 15 integration and cooperation sets this out in more detail. In combination, the 2 Acts enable areas to prepare children and young people for adulthood from the earliest possible stage, including their transition to adult services. This is considered in more detail at chapter It will be just as important for them to put in place a system where people have the information they need to take control of their care and support and choose the options that are right for them.

People will have an opportunity to request their local authority support in the form of a direct payment that they can then use to buy their own care and support using this information. Chapters 3 Information and advice and 12 Direct payments explain this in more detail. The Care Act ensures that people will be able to move to a different area without suddenly losing their care and support and provides clarity about who will be responsible for care and support in different situations. It also includes measures to help young people move to the adult care and support system, ensuring that no one finds themselves suddenly without care on turning Chapters 20 Continuity of care , 19 Ordinary residence and 16 Transition to adult care and support set this out in more detail.

The Care Act puts in place a new framework for adult safeguarding and includes measures to guard against provider failure to ensure this is managed without disruption to services. Chapters 14 Safeguarding , and 5 Managing provider failure set this out in more detail. Local authorities should make arrangements to have a qualified and registered social work professional practice lead in place to:.

The principal social worker should also be visible across the organisation, from elected members and senior management, through to frontline social workers, people who use services and carers. Local authorities should therefore ensure that the role is located where it can have the most impact and profile. This can take several different forms, including direct casework, co-working, undertaking practice development sessions, mentoring. This represents a fundamental shift in social work practice in relation to safeguarding, with a focus on the person not the process. Local authorities should, therefore, ensure that principal social workers lead on ensuring the quality and consistency of social work practice in fulfilling its safeguarding responsibilities.

In particular they should have extensive knowledge of the legal and social work response options to specific cases and in general. To meet the challenges of the future, it will be vital that the care and support system intervenes early to support individuals, helps people retain or regain their skills and confidence, and prevents need or delays deterioration wherever possible.

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This guidance sets out how local authorities should go about fulfilling their responsibilities, both individually and in partnership with other local organisations, communities, and people themselves. In considering how to give effect to their responsibilities, local authorities should consider the range of options available, and how those different approaches could support the needs of their local communities. The use of such terms is aimed to illustrate what type of services, facilities and resources could be considered, arranged and provided as part of a prevention service, as well as to whom and when such services could be provided or arranged.

However, services can cut across any or all of these 3 general approaches and as such the examples provided under each approach are not to be seen as limited to that particular approach. Prevention should be seen as an ongoing consideration and not a single activity or intervention.