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This No Smoking Day, family members across Worcestershire are encouraged to access free expert support to stop smoking.

You may have seen in recent news that measles cases in the West Midlands are rising. 

Measles is a very infectious viral illness and usually starts with cold-like symptoms which can include a high temperature, a runny or blocked nose, sneezing, a cough, sore red eyes and a rash. 

Hundreds of families and children got into the festive spirit as they visited Father Christmas’ grotto and toy station at WANDS family hub, Droitwich on Wednesday afternoon (20^th December) .

Five lucky Public Health Nurses (Health Visitors) were specially selected to represent Worcestershire at this year’s ‘Together at Christmas’ Carol Concert organised by Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales

Families in Worcestershire can access free support from experts to help them stop smoking.

With the summer holidays in full swing, young people needing advice or support in Worcestershire can access ChatHealth – a confidential text service which puts them in touch with their local school health nurses.

Volunteers are at the heart of our local communities and there are currently over 100 volunteers working across Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust, doing incredibly selfless work to support patients, services, and staff.

Over the Easter holidays, the Starting Well Partnership hosted several fun filled family events across the county.

Hundreds of families have taken part in Easter egg hunts and trails come rain or shine.

Throughout the Easter holidays, families across Worcestershire are encouraged take part some of the free hopping good activities taking place at venues and Family Hubs across the county this April.

Get free expert support to stop smoking if you live with a child under three in Worcestershire.

Parents are being invited to download a range of fun resources to help get their children talking as part of a local campaign to mark children’s mental health week.

Children, young people, and families can access a range of help and support with mental health and wellbeing issues through a local NHS website