Chester: Apply For Jobs in Social Care

Do what you can to help the ones who need it most. Change a life and #StepInToSocialCare. Discover the roles at:  https://www.carejobsnw.co.uk/

Catterick: Veterans At Ease

Lesley is one of our amazing volunteers, and a huge advocate for Veterans At Ease, she also runs a collection hub for us in Catterick Garrison… from her own home!!

Veteran's at Ease are a Mental Health Charity, committed to helping Veterans, Reservists, Serving Military Personnel and their families deal with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and other combat stress-related issues. We will help anyone who feels they need our support whether they have been diagnosed with PTSD or not.
We provide free therapy and support through a technique called NLP by our trained therapists (all of whom have suffered themselves, been through treatment with Veterans at Ease and then gone on to qualify).

Flexible Working in the Armed Forces Podcast

 

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Get Safe Online

 

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Weeton: Wives Fitness Session - every Monday morning

Scotland: Forces Children Scotland

Forces Children Scotland are holding an online art session in partnership with Edinburgh University.
They’re interested in finding out about the experiences of young people who have lived in different countries.

The session is for young people aged 12+.
Please contact Nina if you know someone who would like to take part.

information provided by Leuchars HIVE

Scotland: NHS Fife

All children in Scotland aged 2 years and over can get vaccinated against flu using a simple, pain-free nasal spray.

Not only does the vaccine help protect the child against flu, it also reduces the risk of passing the virus to others.

To find out more about flu vaccination, please visit:
📱 www.nhsinform.scot/flu-vaccine

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MOD Drinkaware Campaign

NHS Scotland: How does your weekly drinking add up?

It's recommended that you don't drink more than 14 units of alcohol a week, spread out over at least 3 days, to keep the risks from alcohol low. This is the same for both men and women.

But what does that look like for you?

Sticking to a maximum of 14 units of alcohol per week can reduce the risk of health issues, such as breast, mouth and throat cancer. 

Find out how your drinking adds up at count14.scot 

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MOD Drinkaware Campaign