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    Wyre Forest’s first community fridge opens

    14 May 2024

    Wyre Forest’s first community fridge opened in April, giving local residents the opportunity to use up unwanted fresh food that would normally go into the bin. The community fridge is located at St Peter’s Community Church in Birchen Coppice and was brought to the church through a partnership involving community champions Peter & Kathy Jezukiewicz, … Continue reading “Wyre Forest’s first community fridge opens”

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    Supporting mental wellbeing in Droitwich – Westlands Wellbeing Hub

    13 April 2024

    In Droitwich there is a wellbeing hub where people can go for support with their mental health and wellbeing. It welcomes service users of all ages from the Droitwich community​. As well as a one-to-one counselling service, the hub also provide courses, workshops, support groups, advice, and signposting to other services. The video below details … Continue reading “Supporting mental wellbeing in Droitwich – Westlands Wellbeing Hub”

  • Director of Public Health Lisa McNally and Councillor Adam Kent with Betty Webb
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    Be More Betty

    22 March 2024

    Director of Public Health for Worcestershire, Lisa McNally recently met Betty Webb MBE at a local Memory and Friends Café in Wythall. Lisa was inspired by her story and held her up as a great example of living well later in life. Betty Webb MBE supports the volunteers at the local Memory and Friends Café … Continue reading “Be More Betty”

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    More former offenders stay committed to drug treatment in Worcestershire

    19 March 2024

    A drug rehabilitation programme led by the Safer Worcestershire Partnership has seen an extraordinary increase, with over twice the number of ex-offenders continuing with their treatment after leaving prison. Many offenders who are also drug users receive treatment once they are in prison to help them recover but sticking with the programme on release often … Continue reading “More former offenders stay committed to drug treatment in Worcestershire”

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    Finding Wellness in Nature – Waseley Hills Country Park

    11 March 2024

    According to a national survey on the volunteer experience[1] over half (53%) of volunteers reported that volunteering benefited their physical health, and three-quarters (77%) reported improvements to their mental health and wellbeing. These figures come as no surprise to members of the Waseley Hills volunteer group which meets every Wednesday to work alongside site staff … Continue reading “Finding Wellness in Nature – Waseley Hills Country Park”

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    Helping Worcestershire get the best protection against measles with pop-up vaccination clinics

    04 March 2024

    The number of people getting measles in the West Midlands region has been rising. It is an unpleasant disease that spreads very quickly and can make some people very ill. While we had no cases in Worcestershire during February, alongside good vaccination rates, we wanted to make sure we supported people to reduce their risk … Continue reading “Helping Worcestershire get the best protection against measles with pop-up vaccination clinics”

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    Worcester Warriors Foundation Wellbeing Cafe

    29 February 2024

    Worcester Warriors Foundation are bringing people together to support mental health and physical wellbeing. The Wellbeing Café project is hosted from the Foundations base at the Royal Porcelain Works in Worcester. The café provides an inclusive and friendly environment that anyone can benefit from. People coming along to the wellbeing café can take part in … Continue reading “Worcester Warriors Foundation Wellbeing Cafe”

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    Women’s Institute – the positive impact of resistance bands

    28 February 2024

    A Women’s Institute group feel they are ‘so lucky’ to discover resistance bands and the positive impact they can have, after recreating an exercise routine to Kylie Minogue’s classic song. This was just the beginning for the Corn Dollies from Claines in Worcester and has been the springboard for the ladies to use the bands on … Continue reading “Women’s Institute – the positive impact of resistance bands”

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    Steve Cram supports new Worcestershire 5k, 10k and family running event

    19 February 2024

    Worcestershire County Council Public Health are thrilled to be joining forces with World and Olympic medallist Steve Cram and Wythall Community Association for an exciting new running event this Summer. The Wythall and Hollywood Fun Run takes place on Sunday 23 June at 10 am at Wythall Park and includes a 5k, 10k and Families … Continue reading “Steve Cram supports new Worcestershire 5k, 10k and family running event”

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    Director of Public Health Annual Report: The Healthy Worcestershire is published

    08 February 2024

    Directors of Public Health have a statutory requirement to write an independent annual report on the health of their population and the Local Authority is required to publish it. This year’s Director of Public Health annual report has a new look. The Healthy Worcestershire celebrates the power of community for good health and wellbeing, and … Continue reading “Director of Public Health Annual Report: The Healthy Worcestershire is published”

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