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Being a young carer shouldn’t be a barrier to a young person’s dreams. It should be a stepping stone to a brighter future.

Nutrition and Hydration Week aims to highlight and educate people on the value of food and drink in maintaining health and well being in health and social care.

Endometriosis occurs when cells similar to the ones in the lining of the womb (uterus) are found elsewhere in the body. These cells can grow and change in response to hormones in the menstrual cycle, this can cause inflammation, pain and scar tissue.

Healthwatch in Sussex want to hear from you! If you live in Sussex, we would like to find out what you know about, and your experiences of accessing or trying to access, weight loss injections.

Student Volunteering Week is a national celebration for all student volunteers. Read more about the benefits of student volunteering and how you can volunteer with us here.

This Stroke Prevention Day 2026, Stroke Association are encouraging you to monitor your blood pressure. That's because high blood pressure is the biggest risk factor for stroke.

Meghann, the Community and Marketing Manager at Right at Home Worthing & Shoreham District, shares information about free Dementia Interpreter classes and CPR sessions. These programs are designed to help the community better understand dementia and learn vital life-saving skills.

Cervical screening is one of the best ways to protect yourself from cervical cancer. The screening test checks the health of the cervix and helps find any abnormal changes before they can turn into cancer - it's not a test for cancer, it's a test to help prevent cancer.

When it's hard to find an NHS dentist, many people turn to urgent dental care to treat routine problems.

If you’re worried about your health, don’t delay - your NHS wants to help you get the care you need this winter.

The NHS Breast Screening service offers routine mammograms to detect breast cancer early in women aged 50 to 70, with invitations sent automatically to GP female patients every three years.

Carers Rights Day takes place each year to raise awareness of the rights, entitlements and support available to unpaid carers.

This year's them is ‘Know your rights, use your rights’. To make sure more carers understand their rights and feel empowered to use them.