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Liverpool City Council is undertaking a health needs assessment for the LGBTQ+ population in Liverpool and they would like to learn about your experiences, particularly around accessing health services.
The results will be used to inform further research and ultimately to make recommendations for improving services in the city.
They would love to hear your thoughts if you identify as LGBTQ+ and live in Liverpool.
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NHS Cheshire and Merseyside is raising awareness of the importance of fully accessible health services for patients across the region with sensory disabilities or other communication needs.
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Armed Forces Week is a chance to show our support for the men, women and children who make up the Armed Forces community
Active Soles is a movement to change the way we think about workwear, based on the belief that active workplaces lead to happier, healthier people which in turn leads to greater creativity, better problem solving and improved productivity.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 takes place 13–19 May, and this year’s theme is ‘Movement: Moving more for our mental health’.