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Dementia UK is excited to host its free annual Summer School, with the aim of improving practice in and knowledge of dementia care. We invite all health and social care practitioners, including students, volunteer sector workers, and allied professionals…

This survey is about the knowledge and experiences of people from ethnic minority communities in Walsall accessing and using mental health services in primary care.

Your feedback will be anonymised. Your information is important to us and…

Nurse leaders in Birmingham, Solihull and the Black Country are urging parents to make sure children are up to date with their measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, amidst increasing cases in the area.

Measles is a highly infectious…

With less than one week left of this year’s spring COVID-19 vaccine programme, the NHS is urging all eligible people who haven’t yet had their top-up to come forward.

Since the rollout began in April, almost 50,000 people across the Black…

We asked young carers to share their thoughts on being a young carer, what it is like, what support they get and what can make things better for them.

Take a look at some of the things they told us – you might see your own story in their…

With the second bank holiday in May approaching, people in the Black Country are being reminded how to access NHS services should they need help over the long weekend.

The late May bank holiday falls on Monday 26 May, and some NHS services…