Your local support services and organisations all in one place. No need to book, just turn up! Kirkby Leisure Centre NG17 7DJ 18th Feb Wednesday Leamington Primary Academy NG17 5BB 1st Apr Wednesday Rushcliffe Dementia Roadshow NG2 7HY 23rd Apr Thursday The Chaya Project, Stapleford NG9 8GA 22nd May Friday Mansfield Community Hospital NG18 5QJ…
Caring for yourself while caring for others Join us for a free, online wellbeing session focusing on managing your mental health as a carer and showcasing the support available. Thursday 21st May at 11am If you are interested please contact us at [email protected] or call 0808 802 1777 Places booked on first come first served…
Come and find out what support is available locally to improve the lives of carers and people living with dementia. RUSHCLIFFE ARENA WEST BRIDGFORD NG2 7HY Thursday 23 April 2026 10am to 1pm Organised by Rushcliffe Dementia Action Network Registered Charity: 1210657 An Alzheimer’s Society Dementia Friends Information session will be on offer at 11am…
Your local support services and organisations all in one place. No need to book, just turn up! Kirkby Leisure Centre NG17 7DJ – 18th Feb Wednesday Leamington Primary Academy NG17 5BB – 1st Apr Wednesday Rushcliffe Dementia Roadshow NG2 7HY – 23rd Apr Thursday The Chaya Project, Stapleford NG9 8GA – 22nd May Friday Mansfield…
Please see below a link to an advice leaflet on how to stay well all year round. It covers information on how to: eat well be prepared get vaccinated looking after your home local council support voluntary services support local healthcare services If you have problems accessing the leaflet, visit the surgery for an alternative…
Want to help us find out the best way to use steroid creams when you have an eczema flare up? We are looking for children and adults with eczema, from all backgrounds, to take part in this research study.
High blood pressure is a silent killer. It can lead to heart disease, strokes, kidney disease and dementia. Early detection saves lives. Know your numbers – protect your future health
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Feeling lonely? Let’s talk about it this Loneliness Awareness Week. Many of us can feel lonely when we’re scrolling on social media. But there are things you can do to help. Loneliness. It’s a part of life. Let’s talk about it. #EveryMindMatters #LonelinessAwarenessWeek
The national theme this year is ‘Caring about Equality’, highlighting the inequalities faced by unpaid Carers, including a greater risk of poverty, social isolation, poor mental and physical health. We need to know if you are a carer so we can offer you the right information, support and access to services. If you need this…
Our team answer hundreds of calls everyday, some are very distressing or challenging, and some can leave them feeling very upset. Please be patient when you call our practice. You don’t know what happened on the call they just took. Each call our reception team takes is from a patient like you, who may be…
This Mental Health Awareness Week is all about celebrating community, and how it supports our mental health and wellbeing. Communities connect, support, and give us a sense of belonging and purpose. From local to global, online to in-person, we all need community. What’s yours? #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #ThisIsMyCommunity
Talking about death and dying is never easy, but it’s vital. The theme of this year’s Dying Matters Awareness Week (5-11 May 2025), is The Culture of Dying Matters. The campaign will look at the different ways communities discuss, navigate and commemorate death and dying. It will also emphasise the shared emotions that connect us…
Nottinghamshire residents are encouraged to get out and about this Spring as the city and county prepare to launch the first-ever Walk Notts Festival throughout May 2025, linking in with National Walking Month. The festival, which runs from 01 – 31 May, aims to promote walking and wheeling opportunities and activities across all areas of…
Your GP is not always the best person to see. Here is a video that explains how other healthcare professionals can help you. Make sure you get the right care first time.
