Women invited to join in with sociable sewing
Sefton’s seamstresses are invited to join Venus every Thursday to take part in its sewing group Sew and Sew.
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How much do you know about breast cancer?
Cancer information and support is coming to Crosby 24 October, courtesy of Macmillan Cancer Support’s mobile service.
Health experts urge women over 70 to be clear on cancer
Local health experts are backing a new campaign which urges women over the age of 70 to remain vigilant against breast cancer.
Statement from Alder Hey regarding new patient helpline
A dedicated helpline has been set up to help patients and families who will be attending Alder Hey in the next few days for a clinic appointment, investigation or surgery
On course to improve wellbeing
Fed up with what life is throwing at you? Want to change how you deal with situations? Then the Think Differently, Cope Differently course delivered by Living Well Sefton, the wellbeing organisation, could be just what you need.
Speak up this World Mental Health Day
In conjunction with World Mental Health Day on 10 October, we are encouraging people to look after themselves and open up about any issues they may be dealing with.
Take the Stoptober challenge
We're encouraging residents to take part in Stoptober, a month long challenge to quit smoking.
Women urged to attend their cervical screening
During Cervical Cancer Prevention Week 2020 (20-26 January), we are reminding women about the importance of attending their cervical screening.
Three quarters of people in the North West ready to help improve health and social care after coronavirus
Alliance of local and national care organisations calls on North West people to give feedback to shape future care
Sefton Council letter updates borough’s care sector on COVID-19 measures
Sefton Council and local authorities across the Liverpool City Region have written to the care sector including residential care home owners and managers to update them on measures required by the significant increases in COVID-19 confirmed cases across Merseyside.
