Congratulations on your appointment, and welcome to Humber Health Partnership. Whether you’re moving from across the region, the country, or internationally, this guide is designed to support you as you settle into your new role and new community.
This hub brings together practical guidance, trusted resources, and clear signposting to help make your relocation as smooth and well‑informed as possible. It provides the essential information you need to explore accommodation options, understand the local area, and settle into your new community with confidence to begin your role.
NHS staff accommodation may be available on or near site. This is for single and couple occupants. Availability is limited, so early enquiries are encouraged.
If you require short term hospital accommodation, please contact the accommodation team directly with your request.
Hull – hyp-tr.residential.services@nhs.net
Routes to finding short‑term and long‑term accommodation
The Most popular areas close to Hull Royal Hospital (HU3 2JZ) – Willerby, Kirk Ella, North Ferriby, Swanland, Anlaby, Hessle, Victoria Dock and Marina areas
Bed sit’s, small flats and shared houses are usual in areas close to the town centre such as -Spring Bank, Sunny Bank, Newland Avenue, Princes Avenue, Beverley Road and Anlaby Road.
Hospital sites are served by local bus routes, and Rail stations
NHS staff accommodation may be available on or near site. This is for single and couple occupants. Availability is limited, so early enquiries are encouraged.
If you require short term hospital accommodation, please contact the accommodation team directly with your request.
Grimsby – nlg-tr.gytheroost@nhs.net
Routes to finding short‑term and long‑term accommodation:
Useful while you search for a permanent home:
Local B&Bs and hotels – https://www.booking.com
The Most popular areas close to Hull Royal Hospital (HU3 2JZ) – Willerby, Kirk Ella, North Ferriby, Swanland, Anlaby, Hessle, Victoria Dock and Marina areas. Bed sit’s, small flats and shared houses are usual in areas close to the town centre such as -Spring Bank, Sunny Bank, Newland Avenue, Princes Avenue, Beverley Road and Anlaby Road.
Hospital sites are served by local bus routes, and Rail stations
NHS staff accommodation may be available on or near site. This is for single and couple occupants. Availability is limited, so early enquiries are encouraged.
If you require short term hospital accommodation, please contact the accommodation team directly with your request.
Castle Hill – hyp-tr.residential.services@nhs.net
Routes to finding short‑term and long‑term accommodation
The most popular residential areas near Castle Hill Hospital (HU16 5JQ) – Cottingham, West Hull Villages, Beverley, Skidby, Kirk Ella, West Ella, Willerby, Anlaby, Brough.
Hospital sites are served by local bus routes, and Rail stations
NHS staff accommodation may be available on or near site. This is for single and couple occupants. Availability is limited, so early enquiries are encouraged.
If you require short term hospital accommodation, please contact the accommodation team directly with your request.
Grimsby – nlg-tr.scaccommodation@nhs.net
Routes to finding short‑term and long‑term accommodation:
Useful while you search for a permanent home:
Local B&Bs and hotels – https://www.booking.com
The most popular residential arears near Scunthorpe General Hospital (DN15) are mainly in the DN16 and DN17 areas – Old Brumby, Bottesford, Ashby, Timberland and Lakeside.
Hospital sites are served by local bus routes, and Rail stations
This section is designed to help you explore schools and childcare options near our hospital sites in Hull, Cottingham, Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole. It provides signposting to trusted sources of information so you can make informed decisions that suit your family’s needs.
Government school finder: Use the national Get Information about Schools – GOV.UK service to search for primary, secondary and special schools by postcode or town. You can view Ofsted ratings, performance data and admission arrangements.
Local authority education pages: Each local council provides details of schools in its area, including admissions, catchment areas and term dates:
Ofsted reports: Ofsted’s website Ofsted: explore an area allows you to search for individual schools and review inspection reports, helping you understand the ethos, strengths and areas for development of each setting.
Registered childcare providers: Local authorities maintain lists of registered nurseries, childminders, pre‑schools and out‑of‑school clubs. These can usually be searched by postcode, age range and type of provision. Childcare.co.uk – The easy way to find local childcare
National childcare information: The government’s childcare pages explain funded hours, tax‑free childcare and support available for working parents, with links to approved providers.
Free Childcare for Working Parents: Apply for free childcare – GOV.UK
Family information services:
Each council’s Family Information Service offers comprehensive guidance on childcare options, early years support and activities for children and young people.