We've been running Workplace Wellbeing services for a couple of years now, but right now we're delivering one of our largest Workplace Wellbeing commissions yet: a series of events for Birmingham...
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Caring for our carers – an award-winning strategy
Last week we were very pleased to find out we've won a top prize for supporting our staff in caring roles. The Carer Friendly Business Awards Birmingham are part of the Working for Carers programme...
We’re crowdfunding for Healthy Futures
You might already know that our Social Prescribing service, Healthy Futures, had to stop taking referrals at the end of last year, due to lack of funds. You might also know that Healthy Futures is...
Workplace Wellbeing Workshops: places available
Having employees who suffer from poor mental and physical health isn’t just bad for them – it can be bad for your business. Low wellbeing levels in the workplace can affect staff turnover,...
Spring training dates: RSPH courses in April and May
We've just released new course dates for RSPH Level 2 courses in Understanding Health Improvement, Encouraging a Healthy Weight and Healthy Eating and Understanding Behaviour Change. These short...
Health and wellbeing qualifications: new course dates announced
Limited places are now available for RSPH-accredited supporting smoking cessation, understanding health improvement and supporting behaviour change courses in Birmingham in the new year. If one of...
Listening to Maternity Voices
The latest meeting of the Birmingham and Solihull Maternity Voices Partnership (MVP) took place on Thursday last week. Members of the public met up with midwives and other maternity professionals to...
Helping people to stop smoking
Almost three quarters of smokers say they would like to quit. But it's not easy. More than a third (39%) go on to attempt it each year but only a small proportion (about 5%) successfully stop...
Loneliness is bad for your health
Did you know that being lonely is actually harmful to physical health? Studies show that a lack of social relationships is a big health risk1. Researchers have found that it can be as big a...