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    School chefs embark on mission to boost children’s health

    30 June 2026

    Last week (June 25) school chefs from 12 schools across the county celebrated graduating from a course delivered by charity, Chefs in Schools, highlighting the vital role school food plays in children’s health, learning and long-term wellbeing. Good nutrition in childhood is fundamental, supporting concentration, attainment and healthy growth, while helping to establish lifelong eating … Continue reading “School chefs embark on mission to boost children’s health”

  • • The Rainbow Room picture (from left to right): Louise Moriarty - Family Hub Practitioner, Lee Stacey - Business Support Officer, Ileana Monaghan - Family Hub Navigator.
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    New Rainbow Room opens at Best Start Family Hub and honours much loved colleague

    29 June 2026

    A new room at Best Start Family Hub – Tudor Way in Worcester is helping more local families access support while also honouring the memory of a much-loved member of staff. The Rainbow Room has officially opened at Best Start Family Hub in Dines Green creating extra space for activities and services for parents, children … Continue reading “New Rainbow Room opens at Best Start Family Hub and honours much loved colleague”

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    Music lessons improve outcomes for children in Redditch

    23 June 2026

    Tudor Grange School in Redditch has opened the door to new musical experiences for students across the school. Thanks to support from a Worcestershire County Council public health grant the school have been able to purchase of a wide range of musical instruments, which have since become a central part of lessons, performances and extracurricular … Continue reading “Music lessons improve outcomes for children in Redditch”

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    Go karts, bubbles and basketball bring children together at Malvern school

    Somers Park Primary School in Malvern, new OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning) resources are changing the way children play, socialise and express themselves during breaktimes. Thanks to a public health grant the school has expanded its outdoor provision with equipment that encourages both active and imaginative play. Staff say the changes have made playtimes more … Continue reading “Go karts, bubbles and basketball bring children together at Malvern school”

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    Loneliness Awareness Week: New benches helping Westlands residents stay active and connected

    08 June 2026

    Residents on the Westlands estate are feeling the benefits of a new community project that has seen 6 benches installed across the neighbourhood, helping people stay active, connected and spending time outdoors. The idea came from Tony and Lynn Libetta, a married couple, and long‑standing members of the Westlands Resident’s Association. They noticed how difficult … Continue reading “Loneliness Awareness Week: New benches helping Westlands residents stay active and connected”

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    Public Health celebrates Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month in June 2026

    21 May 2026

    Join Worcestershire Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) Partner Network in celebrating this June! The theme is… ‘Onwards with Hope’. What does hope mean to you? What are you hopeful about for the future? The national charity Friends, Families & Travellers (FFT) have set the theme and you’ll find some national resources here: Gypsy, Roma and … Continue reading “Public Health celebrates Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month in June 2026”

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    How one Worcester school is supporting wellbeing beyond the classroom

    18 May 2026

    At Norton Juxta Kempsey CE Primary School, a new outdoor wellbeing space is helping students pause, reflect, move and create. Alongside a newly installed dome structure, the school has used funding from a Worcestershire County Council Public Health grant to introduce a range of creative and physical resources that support pupil wellbeing outside of the … Continue reading “How one Worcester school is supporting wellbeing beyond the classroom”

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    After-school fitness clubs keeping students active and engaged

    For some students, taking part in physical activity at school is not easy. Lack of confidence, the environment and feeling uncomfortable around others can all be barriers to engaging. The De Montfort School in Evesham, is committed to removing those barriers and getting all students engaged in exercise. With support from a Worcestershire County Council … Continue reading “After-school fitness clubs keeping students active and engaged”

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    Dementia support group in Bewdley goes from strength to strength

    When dementia begins to affect daily life, those living with the condition and the people caring for them, can quickly find themselves feeling isolated, overwhelmed and unsure where to turn. In Bewdley, a local support group is helping to change that. With support from a Worcestershire County Council Public Health grant, Bewdley Dementia Support Group … Continue reading “Dementia support group in Bewdley goes from strength to strength”

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    Helping kinship carers feel less alone in Worcestershire

    13 May 2026

    When a child can’t live with their parents, it is often a grandparent, aunt, uncle or close family friend who steps in. These kinship carers provide love, stability and a safe home at a moment’s notice, but many do so while carrying enormous emotional strain and navigating situations they never expected to face. To help … Continue reading “Helping kinship carers feel less alone in Worcestershire”

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