Men don’t talk enough. The North Somerset Council Male Stakeholder group want to bring men together to talk more, in order to help improve
Care packages have at least halved for most people with learning disabilities during the Covid-19 lockdown as their needs have increased, according to Mencap.
The King’s Fund has produced a short, thought-provoking guide on leading through the pandemic, broken down into four main themes: Bear witness to people’s
While the peak of coronavirus has largely passed in England and efforts continue to contain localised outbreaks, health leaders have warned that the peak
IAPT (Improving Access to Psychological Therapies) Service is still taking referrals online at https://bit.ly/3gwretl and by phone on 0333 200 1893 There are plans
8 September 2020, 11.30am – 12.45pm This webinar is the second in a series of Integrated Care webinars held jointly by NHS England, NHS
Since the start of the pandemic Coproduce Care have been running regular free collaborative calls with up to 150 local care providers joining. They
Mental health problems affect around one in four people in any given year, that’s around 36,000 people in North Somerset alone. There has been
BAME communities and Covid-19 Survey – The University of Bristol and Black South West Network are doing a survey to find out more about
The Virtual HIT Annual Conference will be held on Monday 28 September 2-4.30pm with a theme of Leading Positive Change in a Changing World.
Voscur, the development agency for the Voluntary and Community Sector in Bristol, has aimed to provide appropriate support, resources and training remotely during the
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) are looking to recruit parents and teenagers particularly from black and minority ethnic communities in Bristol, to