
#NHS Health Development Coordinator for #Hulme #MossSide & #Rusholme, #Manchester @mcrlco | Central HDC Housing Lead | #Community #SocialDeterminants #health
Manchester, UK
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Another great #Hulme #MossSide #Rusholme Neighbourhood Health Partnership meeting
Thanks to @gmlawcentre & Groundwork Manchester for the background to keeping people warm & secure in their homes, & preventing homelessness
Great collaborative discussions with lots of plans made
Looking forwards to today's Neighbourhood Health Partnership meeting about housing & homelessness
Last month we worked together on what we can do to keep people well through winter - warm, well fed and housed, and connected
Great to hear from @NEA_UKCharity and @ManCityCouncil
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Many discussions about racism focus on individuals. But what about the systems, structures and policies that shape opportunity?
In episode eight of Race and Health Matters, Professor David R. Williams explores why understanding structural racism is key to meaningful change.
A time to reflect, to make amends with people wherever necessary, and to wish one and all a good and sweet year ahead #RoshHashanah #ShanaTova
A #ShanaTovah good & sweet New Year, or as my ancestors would have said, 'a gut gebentsht yor' to all
Celebrating #RoshHashanah may feel bittersweet as we dip apples in honey #CostOfLivingCrisis. That said, may your year be as full of good deeds as a pomegranate is full of seeds
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A #ShanaTovah good & sweet New Year, or as my ancestors would have said, 'a gut gebentsht yor' to all
Celebrating #RoshHashanah may feel bittersweet as we dip apples in honey #CostOfLivingCrisis. That said, may your year be as full of good deeds as a pomegranate is full of seeds
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The facts behind our work in the Channel.
In 2024, our crews launched 114 times to Channel crossings – that's just 1.2% of our total launches.
Our core purpose is to save lives at sea. Anyone can drown, but no one should.
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This is George. He turned 80 today.
I met him when I was 16. I was living in a youth hostel, estranged from my parents, and I had nothing. He gave me dinner. That’s the short version.
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Planning to vote in the GM Mayoral Election on 30 July? 🗳️
Today's the final day to apply for a proxy vote or for free voter ID.
Don't get caught out on polling day.
Apply by 5pm today: orlo.uk/VoterID_UUNbm
#GMElects

ALT Graphic on a light grey background promoting voter ID applications for the Greater Manchester Combined Authority Mayoral Election. Large black text reads: “No voter ID? Apply by 5pm on 22 July”, with “22 July” underlined. At the bottom left are the GM Elects logo and the “Your Vote Matters, Don’t Lose It” logo with a ballot box icon. In the bottom right, smaller text reads “Greater Manchester Combined Authority Mayoral Election” and “30 JULY”. The design uses black and teal elements on a grey background.
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We're pleased to release our new report on developing warm spaces capacity to provide energy advice and support to communities.
Lots going on at Aquarius community centre in #Hulme, great to meet again some of the people breathing life into the building, and putting on activities to support local folks
Here at the Manchester Family Wellbeing Festival
Face painting, henna, crafts and cheap ice cream!
Inclusive health research
VCSE groups supporting our communities on the issues they face - poverty, housing and more
Health services meeting the needs of local people
Wonderful to meet health equity partners in person in the inspirational setting of @mud_cic
⚽️ Building collaboration
⚽️ Right to Grow @IEPrestwich and what we could do in #Hulme #MossSide #Rusholme
⚽️ Increasing physical activity in green spaces @BetterhealthMcr
Stillbirths: sharing findings from research
🗓️ Monday 29th June, 10am-midday
📌City View House, M12 4JD
Travel cost and time given reimbursed
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The UKHSA and The Met Office have issued an amber heat alert for the North West on Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 June.
Our libraries are cool spaces where you can access:
💧 Free drinking water
🌬️ A place to cool down
🛋️ Resting areas
Find out more at orlo.uk/lNRn9
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A lot of talk about racism in healthcare recently
It’s about awareness, equity and not doing stuff like this 👇🏽
It’s not about preferential treatment or fears of being called a racist
Healthcare professionals who can’t see that need to get a grip
Ethnic minority women giving birth @nottmhospitals were denied interpreters, laughed at by staff and even had accents mimicked. Just some examples of the cruel treatment to be exposed by Ockenden on Wednesday
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Profound and moving monologue from Trevor Phillips - one of Sky’s greatest assets and the country’s increasingly bravest journalist.
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Best and worst NHS trusts in England revealed as Manchester hospital trust surges into top 20 manchestereveningnews.co.uk/…
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Don’t Put Your Life in the Bin. 🗑️✨
The free NHS home test kit is sent every 2 years to those aged 50–74. It’s quick, private and catches signs before symptoms show.
👉 nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/…
Watch the film 📽️
youtube.com/watch?v=G_NYR_dv…
@YasminHealthDev
@WOldMoatINT
Health and care staff deserve respect - not racist abuse from patients or their families.
In Greater Manchester, we’re taking a stand.
Learn more, search: No Space for Racism
#NoSpaceforRacism
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NHS teams across the North West are successfully bringing down waiting times and helping patients receive the care they need, sooner.👏🏥
Read more about how initiatives at hospitals and surgical hubs across the region are tackling waiting lists▶️england.nhs.uk/north-west/20…
The NHS has hit its target for the number of patients waiting 18 weeks thanks to the biggest improvement in waiting times in more than a decade and a half.
New data figures shows continued progress despite record pressure on NHS services. ⬇️
england.nhs.uk/2026/05/healt…


























