7–13 July 2025 marks Alcohol Awareness Week, and this year’s focus is the link between alcohol and work, and the effect alcohol can have on you as an individual and your workplace.
Improving Population Health and Wellbeing
7–13 July 2025 marks Alcohol Awareness Week, and this year’s focus is the link between alcohol and work, and the effect alcohol can have on you as an individual and your workplace.
In recognition of Men’s Health Week we felt it was important to highlight a male perspective on this year’s theme, ‘Strategy for Men’s Health.’ We were delighted that Brian Chittick, NHS Chief Executive, took the time to share his thoughts Read More …
May marks National Walking Month – a perfect opportunity to step outside, take in the fresh air, and embrace the longer and brighter days ahead. As the light returns and nature begins to bloom, it’s not just our bodies that Read More …
What is stress? Stress is our body’s way of alerting us to threats or ‘perceived threats’. It is both a physical and pscyhological response in our bodies and is deliberately unpleasant so that we take notice of it. When we Read More …
This week celebrates Sign Language Week – a week that aims to raise awareness, to educate, and to celebrate and preserve British Sign Language (BSL) for future generations. This year’s theme highlights that BSL is more than a language. It Read More …
Wednesday 12th March 2025 marks No Smoking Day and ASH Scotland has launched a campaign with the theme ‘Quit and Win.’ The aim is to encourage people who smoke to quit and stay quit for good, therefore winning with their Read More …
What is time to talk day? Time to Talk Day, held on 6th Feb 2025, is the nation’s biggest mental health conversation. It’s a prompt for people to come together, talk and really listen to one another. Time to Talk Read More …
Attending cervical screening (also known as a smear test) is important to protect yourself from cervical cancer. The aim of cervical screening is not to identify cancer but to detect higher risk individuals before they potentially develop cancer. The smear Read More …
World AIDS Day is approaching this weekend, the annual campaign is a time to remember those we have lost to HIV and for communities to take a pledge to support those living with the condition. One of the biggest issues Read More …
The theme to this year’s World Mental Health Day is “it’s time to prioritise mental health in the workplace”. We know that work can be a stressful environment, so it’s important we take time in our workplace to look after Read More …