The free mobile well-being room, SPACE visited Salford to encourage residents to take a moment from their busy lives and practice self care.
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“It can save lives” – How Salford blood donors can help thousands
There is a national appeal for minority donors in England, with there being an increasing demand for black donors and O- blood. It is important for the Salford community to find out their blood type and start donating.
“We are creating positive memories together”- How a fashion show is helping Salford charities
On April 5, the Pink Butterfly Boutique is hosting a fundraising fashion show with Salford City Radio and Dancing with Dementia.
“Don’t suffer in silence” – former firefighter uses own experiences in mental health course
Mental Health First Aid course providing training from specialists to teach people to recognise the warning signs of mental health and how to approach this is being held in Eccles.
Salford residents encouraged to join Great British Spring Clean
Salford joins the nationwide event, The Great British Spring Clean, by hosting litter picking events across the city to improve the environment.
Students say Varsity uni sports event can improve mental wellbeing
Salford University welcome Chester University back to their turf ahead of the fourth official ‘Varsity’ sporting competition, commencing Wednesday 20th of March.
Wood Street Mission helping “cold and hungry” children in Salford
Wood Street Mission say that many families in Salford still struggle to buy their child a school uniform, among other factors of poverty.
Faith leaders encourage Salford locals to take up 40-day Lent challenge
Faith leaders in Salford and Greater Manchester have been talking about how Christians can participate and celebrate the importance of Lent.
Salford Royal joins in with Nutrition and Hydration Week
Nutrition and Hydration Week is aimed at bringing people together to educate them on the value of maintain health through food and drink.
Salford affected by fire service cuts
A number of cuts are being made to the Greater Manchester fire department, including closures of six stations in order to downgrade to three and re-locate to more convenient areas. Up to 113 support workers could also be made redundant due to the cuts.
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