Social Enterprise delivering a range of Primary and Urgent Care NHS services in Liverpool, Sefton, St Helens, Halton, Knowsley & Warrington.
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ALT Frost-covered grass with NHS alert about cold health warning in the North West region.
ALT Patient's hand with drip attached. Text reads: NHS fast tracks rollout of first ever targeted life extending treatment for anal cancer.
ALT Close up photo of poppies in a field with text reading 'Remembrance Day'.
ALT UK Health Security Agency graphic with a pink background and a person in an orange top standing above a yellow panel. Large headline text reads: “Who is eligible for the flu vaccine this year?” The graphic lists the following groups: • pregnant women • 2- and 3-year-olds (age on 31 August 2026) • school aged children (from reception to year 11) • people aged 65 and over • people with certain long term health conditions, from 6 months to under 65s • people living with somebody with a weakened immune system due to a medical condition or treatment • people sleeping rough or in hostels/shelters • care home residents • carers (receiving carer's allowance, or the main carer of an older or disabled person) • frontline health and social care workers A pink banner at the bottom reads: “Speak to your local GP practice, pharmacist or maternity service if you’re not sure if you’re eligible.”
ALT A graphic of a red poppy with text reading 'Remembrance Sunday'.
ALT Countdown showing 55 days remaining to receive the first MenB vaccine dose by 31 December 2026, NHS reminder.
ALT Illustration of two people sitting back-to-back looking stressed. Text reads: “If stress is affecting your life, there are things that can help.”
ALT Three illustrated tips for managing stress. Text reads: “Talk it out: Speak to someone you trust. Pause and breathe: Take a minute to slow things down. Plan ahead: Preparing for stressful days can make things feel more manageable.”
ALT Illustration of two people talking during a therapy session. Text reads: “Support is available. You can refer yourself to NHS talking therapies or speak to your GP.”
ALT Who is eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine this year? People aged 75 or over (or turning 75 by 31 January 2027). People who live in a care home for older adults. People aged 6 months to 74 years who have a weakened immune system because of a medical condition or treatment. Speak to your local GP practice or pharmacist if you're not sure if you're eligible.
ALT An older woman sitting outdoors coughing into her fist and holding her chest. Copy reads: 'Lung cancer symptoms'.
ALT Copy reads: '1. A cough that isn't going away, lasts for 3 weeks or is getting worse; 2. Chest infections that keep coming back; 3. Coughing up blood; 4. Chest or shoulder pain'. NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT Copy reads: '5. Persistent breathlessness; 6. Persistent tiredness or lack of energy; 7. Loss of appetite; 8. Losing weight without trying'. NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT Copy reads: 'Contact your GP if you’re experiencing any of these symptoms'. NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT NHS guidance on what to do if an adult has a seizure, highlighting six essential tips to follow.
ALT Illustration showing to time a seizure and only move the person if in immediate danger like near traffic or hot surfaces.
ALT Illustration showing how to cushion a person's head on the ground during a medical emergency, and also loosen any tight clothing.
ALT Person placing another in recovery position after a seizure, with advice to stay calm and talk until they recover, NHS guidance.
