Could you Be the Change for a child waiting to be adopted this year?
Alisha and Aran Buckinghamshire Council is asking residents who may be thinking about adoption whether this could be the time they make the decision to Be the Change in a…
Getting active by numbers
The New Year usually represents a fresh start. Many people like to use this time to improve their health and fitness, by signing up to gyms or starting to run.
Care England Press Release: Market Sustainability
A statement from Care England regarding market sustainability in the adult social care sector
£100k funding available to address health inequalities in Bucks
A joint press release from Heart of Bucks and Buckinghamshire Council
The Hospice Lottery £10,000 Rollover jackpot must be won this Friday
Excitement is building at The Hospice Lottery Partnership where the Rollover prize of its weekly lottery draw must be won this Friday 21 January
Nine out of ten stroke survivors in the South East would warn their younger self to change their lifestyle, according to Stroke Association survey
More than four out of five people surveyed say they hadn’t realised that they were at risk of a stroke.
The Vaccination Van is Back to Boost Your Health
News from the Integrated Care Partnership
RCOT announce new strategy for championing the occupational therapy profession
The Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT) has today, 13 January, announced a new strategy and rebrand, crucial to achieving its vision that people everywhere will value the life-changing power of occupational therapy.
Extension of Free PPE to Adult Social Care Sector
Care England, the largest and most diverse representative body for independent providers of adult social care has today welcomed the extension of the provision of free PPE to the health and care sector to 31 March 2023.
Over 118,000 people denied compensation from DWP after benefits error cut payments
Over 118,000 people with disabilities and health problems are facing injustice by the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) after being denied the right to compensation following a government blunder over benefit payments, the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) has said today.