Discover the #MagicOfWalking this May with Living Streets’. Get ready to step into health and happiness as we celebrate the joy of walking and wheeling. 🌈 🌟Why do we walk? It’s not just about exercise; it’s about connection! Walking strengthens our bodies and our bonds with our community, helping us combat loneliness and isolation. 🤝Small […]
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On 28th April 2024, we commemorate World Day for Health & Safety at Work, a critical reminder of the importance of workplace safety. Each year, over 6,300 individuals lose their lives to work-related accidents or diseases, with millions more facing injuries and prolonged absences. Aligned with the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, this year’s
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Nutrition and Hydration Week has taken place every March since 2012. Its purpose is to bring people together to create energy, focus and fun in order to highlight and educate people on the value of food and drink in maintaining health and well-being in health and social care. Organisations from around the world and from
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Razed Roof’s dedicated team, led by Annette Lidster, actively participated in an Emergency First Aid Course at HOHS this week. This invaluable session, spanning three hours, was specifically tailored for volunteers, equipping them with essential skills to tackle medical crises within the voluntary sector. Such proactive training initiatives underscore Razed Roof’s commitment to community welfare
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As winter blankets our community in a pristine layer of snow, it’s essential to shift our focus to safe driving practices that will keep us all moving smoothly through the season. Snowy conditions can pose unique challenges, but with the right precautions, we can ensure a safer and more enjoyable winter on the roads. 1.
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We know what it is like to feel stressed and being under pressure is a normal part of life. However, becoming overwhelmed by stress can lead to mental health problems or make existing problems worse. On 2 November 2023, Stress Awareness Day we will be highlighting the ways that stress can affect people and what
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It is estimated that some eight million UK adults suffer from chronic back pain. Back pain can have many causes. It’s not always obvious what causes it, and it often gets better on its own. It usually improves on its own within a few weeks. There are things you can do to help speed up
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Every year, organisations and communities around the world come together to raise awareness of how we can create a world where fewer people die by suicide. This year on 10th September, we’ll be promoting worldwide commitment and action to prevent suicides. The latest suicides statistics showed that in 2018, in the UK and Republic of
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This campaign is running from 4th-10th September and highlights the importance of being aware of your blood pressure. It’s never too early OR late to start checking your blood pressure.. High blood pressure is not simply a part of growing old. You can take steps to know your numbers and lower it if it’s high
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Cycle to Work Day is for absolutely everyone. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t cycled in years or have never cycled at all. This is just about giving it a go. Cycle To Work Day encourages people across the United Kingdom to leave their cars at home and instead, use their bicycles to commute to
