The Disability Resource Centre provides services to disabled people and their carers to enable them to have choice and control over all aspects of their lives.
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ALT This mental health awareness week, here are some reminders it's ok to advocate for yourself if you're not being listened to, take a mental health day, talk to friends and family about mental health, tell employers and teachers what support you need
ALT Text reads: Children's catch-up vaccination clinics in Luton in May. Bury Park Community Centre, 161 Dunstable Road, Tuesday 7 May, 9am - 12 noon; Hockwell Ring Family Hub, Mayne Avenue, Thursday 9 May, 1-3.30pm; St Francis Church, Carteret Road, Friday 10 May, 9.30am- 12 noon
ALT Image of refurbished Central Library
ALT Image of refurbished Central Library
ALT Image of refurbished Central Library
ALT Image of refurbished Central Library
ALT Free Tai Chi chair based session for those with additional needs. Saturday 13 April, 12pm to 1pm at Inspire: Luton Sports Village, LU2 8DD. Tai Chi is a gentle form of exercise which is fantastic for physical and mental health. Book now, carers welcome.
ALT Text reads: "Feeling constantly bloated; a swollen tummy; discomfort in your tummy or pelvic area; feeling full quickly when eating or loss of appetite; losing weight without trying; needing to pee more often or urgently. It's unlikely you have cancer, but it's best to check with a GP if you have been feeling bloated, particularly more than 12 times a month; you have symptoms of ovarian cancer that will not go away; you are over 50 or have a family history of ovarian cancer."
ALT A graphic showing different organisations' logos on the left and their contact details and opening times on the right. The title is 'Who you can talk to this Time to Talk Day. The details are: Mind - 0300 123 3393. Open 9am-6pm weekdays. Samaritans - 116 123. Always open. Campaign Against Living Miserably - 0800 58 58 58. Open 5pm-midnight. If you’re in Wales: C.A.L.L. - 0800 132 737. Always open. If you’re under 25: The Mix - text THEMIX to 85258. Always open.
ALT An image showing a gauge in four colours: purple, green, orange and red with a pointer to green. The text reads "Over 40? You need to know your blood pressure. Knowing your blood pressure numbers can help you to manage your risk." The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.
