Health Hub

31/05/2026

Are you a carer living in or around Walsall? If so this event could be of interest to you. Take a look below ⬇️

As part of National Carers Week, our team will be holding a information stand at the Carers Information Day at Walsall Town Hall on Tuesday 9 June 2026, from 10:00am to 3:00pm.

We’d love for you to drop in and see us, along with a range of other stands offering helpful information and advice.

There will also be opportunities on the day to enjoy massages and seated yoga, so do come along and take some time for yourself too.

We hope to see you there! Walsall Carers Hub

31/05/2026

This is a great way to get advice on common childhood illnesses from NHS Somerset. See below ⬇️

Download the FREE HANDi Paediatric App which will give you instant advice when your child is ill.

31/05/2026

Any ladies in the NHS Grampian area living with endometriosis? This might be of help to you?

💛 My Endo, My Way

Living with endometriosis can be challenging — but you’re not alone.

Join us for an evening of support, expert advice, and shared experiences at My Endo, My Way.

📍 Aberdeen Maternity Hospital *
📅 10 June
⏰ 6:30–8pm
☕ Tea, coffee, and conversation provided

Come along, learn more and connect with others.



* Please note: we are aware this is a sensitive setting for some, and we carefully considered the venue when planning these sessions. Unfortunately, there is currently no alternative space within the hospital available in the evenings. As most attendees are of working age, daytime sessions would significantly limit access. External venues were also explored; however, these would incur costs that would make it difficult to run the sessions regularly and sustainably.

31/05/2026

Please share this post. Thank you The Lullaby Trust. 💙

We’ve funded the research and developed the life-saving advice. So you can focus on the most important thing – spending quality time with your little one.

Our safer sleep guidance and infection prevention advice has saved almost 32,000 babies’ lives, and is based on decades of cutting-edge research.

Parents are busy, and few have time to trawl through scientific reports. That’s why we’ve packaged it all up for you into simple, clear and concise guidance.

But this guidance only saves lives when it reaches those who need it. Please share this post, and tag parents and carers, to help us put our life-saving advice in front of those looking after little ones.

PS – Just because we’ve done so much research already, definitely doesn’t mean we will stop there. We are constantly funding new research, and we won’t stop until no baby dies suddenly and unexpectedly.

30/05/2026

This says it all! 💜

30/05/2026

Any fellow nurses relate to this sometimes? I know I do. 🙏

30/05/2026

One final easy read slide showing how you can live with MS

30/05/2026

To continue our support of , below we explain what MS is.

30/05/2026

In support of . Here is some information about MS in the U.K.

30/05/2026

Today is . Lets add support to the MS Society UK and
all those living with and caring for those with MS.