Public Health Resource Centre, Technorth, 9 Harrogate Road, Leeds (2026)

03/06/2026

🌱 Just One More… making a difference!
Here’s another Just One More order going out to a customer this time at LGI 👏
The Just One More Campaign is all about making it simple, practical, and achievable for everyone to increase their vegetable intake — just one pledge at a time.
We’re encouraging all colleagues to get involved by making their own veg pledge via the Food Wise Leeds website 🥕
At the PHRC, we’ve got plenty of resources to help you support the campaign, including:
✅ Posters for primary schools, high schools, families, workplaces and nurseries
✅ Meal planners
✅ Pull-up banners
Whether you’re supporting patients, colleagues, or your local community, it’s easy to get involved and make a positive change.
👉 Why not take the pledge today and inspire others to do the same?

03/06/2026

Want to know more about... improving the health of learning disabled and autistic adults
Thursday 2 July 2026, 11am to midday

Creating a healthy lifestyle isn't just about physical fitness; it’s about empowerment, autonomy, and finding joy in wellbeing. For learning disabled and autistic adults, navigating health and wellbeing can often come with unique barriers such as sensory processing differences, navigating complex healthcare systems and inaccessible information.

At this webinar we will be discussing the barriers many people face, and practical ways we can all work together to make healthy living more accessible for everyone.

- insights from the food and nutrition workshop
- insights from delivering health and wellbeing sessions for learning disabled and autistic adults
- the importance of individualised interventions
- the involvement of the individual’s circle of support
- wellbeing duty: the need to support healthy choices
- This online session will be delivered by:

Emma Strachan, Health Improvement Specialist (Food and Nutrition), Leeds City Council Public Health team and Al Mayes, Healthy Lifestyles Project Manager, People in Action

Visit Eventbrite to book your place! https://orlo.uk/5q7uK

02/06/2026

Want To Know More About…Food and activity for a healthy pregnancy
Monday 15 June 2026, 11:45am to 1pm
This session will provide an overview of nutrition and physical activity during pregnancy and the impact on maternal and child health. We will look at how we can better support pregnant people to develop healthy eating and physical activity behaviours, with reference to national guidance and local initiatives. The session is for anyone working with individuals planning pregnancy, during pregnancy or post-partum.

The session will cover:

national and local picture
nutrition in pregnancy
weight in pregnancy
physical activity in pregnancy
signposting resources
The session will be delivered by Nicola Goldsborough (Leeds City Council) and Camilla Nykjaer (University of Leeds)

Visit Eventbrite to book your place https://orlo.uk/Eventbrite_Iw6Nl

02/06/2026

A practical guide to healthy ageing - order code L346. This booklet is aimed at those aged 70 and over, however the advice contained therein is applicable to people of any age. It provides information on how to look after your feet, eyes and mouth; making your home safe; keeping active; medication management; falls prevention; being winter ready; eating well; looking after your mental health and brain; and addressing bladder and bowel problems.

01/06/2026

📚 Libraries Week 2026 | Libraries Change Lives
This year’s theme highlights the power of literacy and reading—and in health and care, access to the right information can truly change lives.
At the PHRC Health Library, we support the workforce with:
✔️ Evidence-based books and resources
✔️ Accessible patient information and leaflets
✔️ Tools to support confident conversations with communities
By strengthening knowledge and health literacy, we help improve outcomes across Leeds.
👉 Explore our resources—free with PHRC membership

01/06/2026

Want To Know More About... Mental Health Survival Toolkit resource
14th July, 12:30pm to 1:15pm
Teenagers in Leeds are being encouraged to reflect on what helps them when life feels overwhelming or they are struggling with their mental wellbeing by creating their own Survival Toolkit.

A new interactive resource has been produced to support professionals working with young people (such as youth workers, teachers or community workers) to run group work sessions to help young people create their own digital or physical toolkit. For more information visit the Survival Toolkit on the MindMate website

This webinar will cover:

how the idea was created by a MindMate Ambassador, and how she uses the concept personally
how this was developed into an interactive resource for professionals working with young people
practical advice about delivering a group session using the toolkit resource
how Time for Young People, an emotional wellbeing service, can support young people who want to explore the concept further
Please note – the resource is not aimed at primary aged children as it refers to mobile phones, social media etc, however the concept can be applied still, so if you work with this age group you can attend and then create your own simple resource.

This webinar will be delivered by Charlotte Hanson (Advanced Health Improvement Specialist, Public Health - Leeds City Council), Hope (MindMate Ambassador) and Kieran Fowler (Time for Young People, The Children’s Society)

Visit Eventbrite to book your place https://orlo.uk/mentalhealthsurvicaltoolkit_8obYE

01/06/2026

Supporting healthier conversations in your community 🌱
Do you work in a community setting where clients or patients access your service? Why not display a range of Just One More posters to spark conversations and encourage people to add just one more portion of vegetables to their day.
We’re inviting everyone in Leeds to take part, and you can help share these simple, positive messages:

Pick up one more veg when you shop 🥕🛒
Grow one more veg at home or at school 🌱🥬
Add one more veg to your plate 🍽️🥦
Boost your meals with one more veg 🍲🌽
Swap in veg for your snacks 🥒🍅

Displaying these posters, which are available to order from the PHRC free of charge as part of your membership, is an easy way to promote healthier habits and start meaningful conversations in your setting

29/05/2026

Want to know more about... improving the health of learning disabled and autistic adults
Thursday 2 July 2026, 11am to midday

Creating a healthy lifestyle isn't just about physical fitness; it’s about empowerment, autonomy, and finding joy in wellbeing. For learning disabled and autistic adults, navigating health and wellbeing can often come with unique barriers such as sensory processing differences, navigating complex healthcare systems and inaccessible information.

At this webinar we will be discussing the barriers many people face, and practical ways we can all work together to make healthy living more accessible for everyone.

- insights from the food and nutrition workshop
- insights from delivering health and wellbeing sessions for learning disabled and autistic adults
- the importance of individualised interventions
- the involvement of the individual’s circle of support
- wellbeing duty: the need to support healthy choices
- This online session will be delivered by:

Emma Strachan, Health Improvement Specialist (Food and Nutrition), Leeds City Council Public Health team and Al Mayes, Healthy Lifestyles Project Manager, People in Action

Visit Eventbrite to book your place! https://orlo.uk/c5ugz

28/05/2026

Want To Know More About... evaluation of the Leeds Mindful Employer Network
Mon, 1 Jun 2026, 11am to 12:30pm

The Leeds Mindful Employer Network, commissioned by Leeds City Council, Public Health and delivered by Leeds Mind, supports employers in Leeds to champion positive mental health at work. This unique Network puts the city at the forefront of initiatives to develop healthy workplace culture, tackle stigma and promote positive mental wellbeing in the workplace. The Network is an inclusive space for employers to share good practice, access peer support, and benefit from practical tools and guidance to build mentally healthier workplaces.

An evaluation of the Mindful Employer Network has recently been undertaken by the Public Health Intervention Responsive Studies Teams (PHIRST) at the University of Edinburgh to evaluate how different types of employers make use of the Network and how they translate the Network resources into action. The evaluation addresses the perceived impact, benefit, and challenges of the Network to understand how it could be improved to increase engagement and impact.

This online session will:

- provide insight to the Leeds Mindful Employer Network
- share information on how the PHIRST team approached the evaluation and the benefits of this type of research
- highlight the perceived impact, benefits, and challenges of the Network from the lens of existing and potential members
- share recommendations to improve and increase Network engagement

The webinar will be of interest anyone who would like to find out more about the Leeds Mindful Employer initiative and how this benefits organisations across Leeds, as well as those who are responsible for the co-ordination, delivery, and evaluation of their own Network.

The session will be delivered by Leeds City Council Public Health, in partnership with Leeds Mind and the PHIRST evaluation team.

Head over to https://orlo.uk/WTKMA_Leeds_Mindful_Employer_Network_evaluation_B71Ad to book your place!

28/05/2026

🗺️ Help your communities navigate Leeds with confidence — order the Access Leeds Map today!
Do you support people who travel into Leeds City Centre for appointments, activities, or community support? The Access Leeds Map (L384) is a free, practical resource that can make a real difference.
This user‑friendly map provides clear, accessible information tailored to the needs of a wide range of people — including those with mobility challenges, sensory impairments, or who simply need help planning a safe and manageable route.
✅ Easy-to-read layout
✅ Accessibility-friendly information
✅ Ideal for community workers, support staff, carers, wellbeing teams and more
📦 Order your copies from the PHRC and use them in your work to help people feel more confident getting around Leeds.
Empower the people you support with the information they need to get where they’re going — independently and safely.

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