We all want to provide our children with the best start in life, and creating stable foundations allow children to feel safe and secure.
The importance of stability in children’s lives
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The importance of men’s health all year round
Despite Men’s Health Week soon coming to an end, this is not something to be disregarded for the rest of the year.
Carers Week: the unsung heroes in our children’s lives
As Carers Week draws to an end, there is an opportunity to reflect upon the important role that carers play in children’s lives, by going above and beyond to ensure they excel in later life.
Walk Together for Bowel Cancer: get involved
In June, Bowel Cancer UK will hold its Walk Together event, which encourages people to show support for those impacted by bowel cancer by participating in a sponsored five-mile walk.
Preventative action is needed for the care system
A review of children’s services run by English councils has revealed that early intervention action is needed to help families before they are in crisis.
Dementia Action Week: what steps can you take to ease symptoms?
During Alzheimer’s Society’s Dementia Action Week, people are encouraged to recognise the symptoms of dementia and take action to get a proper diagnosis.
Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Day: Facing a mountain every day
Climbing a mountain is a daunting task for anyone, but imagine if leaving the house was the equivalent of taking on an expedition…
How has the pandemic impacted children’s mental health?
As we approach Mental Health Awareness Week, which runs from 9 to 15 May 2022, the question of how the pandemic has impacted children’s mental health is an important subject to broach.
Parkinson’s disease trial shows promising results
A clinical trial to reverse the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease is underway in a hospital in Bristol and seems to be showing positive results.
What is autism and how is it diagnosed?
Autism, often referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is often very misunderstood, as it simply refers to a difference in the way that the brain works, when compared to those deemed as ‘neurotypical’.
