In celebration of Health Information Week, libraries in Shropshire are to launch new collections of books for adults living with long term health conditions.
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Libraries set to launch Reading Well books as part of Health Information Week
Volunteers urgently needed for Oswestry Age UK charity shop
News from our partners Age UK Shropshire Telford & Wrekin Age UK Shropshire Telford and Wrekin is looking for more volunteers who…
Learning Disability Week: embracing diversity in the workplace
This year’s Learning Disability Week (until 25 June 2017) has a focus on the benefits of employing people with a learning disability…
Ongoing sickness leads to further temporary suspension of services at Midwife-Led Units
News from our partners Shropshire & Telford Hospital NHS Trust Continued long-term and short-term sickness which has been affecting the Maternity Service…
Check on older neighbours during heatwave
News from our partners Age UK Shropshire Telford & Wrekin (Age UK STW) Whilst many of us are enjoying this hot weather…
Health chiefs urge residents to stay safe and well this summer
As the heatwave continues over the next few days, health experts across the county are advising people to stay safe and well…
World Elder Abuse Day: organisations united in their pledge to prevent adult abuse in Shropshire
Organisations across Shropshire came together this week (Thursday 15 June 2017) at an event to mark World Elder Abuse Day and to…
Health and social care organisations urge people to get to know diabetes during annual Diabetes Week
Health and social care organisations across Shropshire are joining forces in support of a annual national diabetes campaign to urge local residents…
Event to support local people into employment
Free careers advice will be on offer to jobseekers, students or those looking for a new career, at University Centre Shrewsbury, at Guildhall,…
New All-Age Carers Strategy launched for 2017-2021
A new strategy for carers has been launched to ensure carers of all ages get the right advice and support to improve their health and well-being.
