New yoga sessions for mothers and their babies in Worsley are beginning in November and December. Baby yoga at […]
Health
The Breast Cancer bus tackling Salford’s “significantly low” screening rates
A bus raising awareness of the importance of breast cancer screening is set to visit Salford on Friday. The ‘BooBee Bus’ […]
Salford d/Deaf community launch new feedback service
Members of Salford’s d/Deaf community hosted an event to share feedback on health and care services in the city. The event […]
“We want to talk about mental health everywhere” – Recovery Academy launches new mental health resources for Salford
An NHS organisation is launching online and face-to-face courses to help people in Salford with their mental health. Recovery Academy […]
“More people are coming forward” – The mental health charity getting men talking
A Little Hulton-based mental health charity is encouraging men to open up ahead of Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month. Talk […]
Know your rights in Salford: Salford charities help refugees and asylum seekers in finding their rights to healthcare
Refugees and asylum seekers in Salford are receiving help in navigating their healthcare rights and how they can access support, treatment, and advise.
The BHAF (Black HIV/AIDS forum) for equality works across the whole North-West, sharing and advising migrants, asylum seekers and ethnic minority groups on how to access the healthcare that they need.
“It’s about finding a group of people you can bond with” – Hive Wellbeing Hub hosts singing sessions for Salford community
The Hive Wellbeing Hub in Swinton is offering a singing group to Salford residents with the aim of boosting mental health and helping support those who might be struggling.
The new group at the Hive is for everyone and runs on Friday mornings from 10am to 11am.
“It’s freedom giving” – Salford group aims to teach black women how to safely manage their hair
A Salford group is teaching black women how to properly care for their natural hair. On a mission to educate, […]
Senior hospital volunteers complete 230 hours of service helping patients with risk of malnutrition
At the Salford Royal Hospital, three senior women nicknamed “The Three Wednesday Girls” have given 230 hours as dining companions, […]
‘Silent Voices’ from Salford’s deaf community needed for feedback on health and care services
Medical professionals are asking Salfordians for feedback from the city’s deaf community.
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