August 25, 2023

Going Forward into Employment (GFiE): Plymouth DWP Job Vacancy for Service Leavers, Veterans and their Spouses/Partners


 GFiE has a new role available within the Department for Work and Pensions in Plymouth, with a closing date of Monday 11th September 2023: GFIE-257 - Targeted Case Review Agent - Plymouth.  This role is only available to Service Leavers, Veterans and their spouses/partners.

The Targeted Case Review Agent role would really suit candidates who love working with the general public and across teams (internal and external), who have strong decision making skills and are able to analyse and present information. The candidate should have a willingness to learn how to deliver a DWP service using digital methods. 

This role comes with the opportunity to complete either a Customer Service or Business Administration apprenticeship, this is a chance for someone to 'earn as they learn' and develop great transferable skills for the future. 

​Please find attached the job description (including all key details).  

Completed Expression of Interest form and latest CV to be sent to gfie@cabinetoffice.gov.uk​

August 21, 2023

Army social fitness campaign - benefits for MOD Civil Servants


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Scan the QR code for further information and support. Alternatively click here to visit the website

August 18, 2023

St Andrews: Madrascals Rugby for girls and boys P1-P7

 Mini Rugby in St Andrews 

Looking to get involved in mini rugby, in a fun, friendly and supportive environment?

If so, we'd love to welcome you to Madrascals, the home of mini rugby in St Andrews. Madrascals is for girls and boys from P1-P7.

Madrascals returns to Station Park tomorrow, Saturday 19 August. 

The first few sessions are always free, no need to register in advance, just turn up.

Session timings:
🏉 P1 - P2 11:00 - 12:00
🏉 P3 - P7 10.30 - 12:00


Information provided by Leuchars HIVE

Army social fitness campaign - benefits for Army Personnel

 

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Scan the QR code for further information and support. Alternatively click here to visit the website

August 17, 2023

Chester: Chester (UK) Crohns & Ulcerative Colitis Support Group


Did you know there is a facebook support group for people in Chester who have crohns & ulcerative colitis?

If you are based in Chester and receive care/treatment/appointments in the Countess of Chester feel free to join.

The group is very supportive and friendly & as the members are all local the experiences are similar and specific to the care offered at the Countess (and therefore so are the members personal advice & tips!).


Information provided by Chester HIVE

August 15, 2023

Togetherall - setting yourself up for success

 


Sometimes we can all feel stuck, whether in work, relationships or just everyday life itself. However, there are things we can do to understand these feelings to become more productive and motivated.

With Togetherall, you can try journaling, setting goals or taking a course to keep yourself on track and feeling good.

Togetherall is FREE to UK Military, Veterans and family members 16+ join at Togetherall

Please click the link to watch Togetherall's information video or click the image above: ​​​Setting yourself up for success animation

NHS MMR vaccine



Parents and carers of children are being reminded of the importance of routine vaccinations, with hundreds of thousands of texts, emails and letters being sent from this week encouraging families to book their child in for an MMR vaccine.

The NHS is contacting parents and carers of around 740,000 children aged between one and six who have not yet had one or both doses of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, encouraging them to make an appointment with their child's GP practice.

One in ten children are not currently up to date with their MMR vaccinations – despite general practices continuing to offer routine immunisations.

Measles, mumps and rubella are highly infectious illnesses that can easily spread between unvaccinated people. Complications from these diseases can be potentially life changing.