HPV Vaccine for all 12–13 Year Olds: Protecting Against Cancer
The HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine is offered in schools to boys and girls aged 12 to 13. It is a simple but very important step in protecting young people’s health.
The HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine is offered in schools to boys and girls aged 12 to 13. It is a simple but very important step in protecting young people’s health.
As the new term begins this September, students are returning to classrooms, lecture halls, and shared spaces. With so many people mixing, infections can spread quickly. While coughs and colds are common, missing key vaccinations can put you at risk of more serious illnesses.
Veterans, families, friends, carers and professionals are invited to an open day hosted by OpCOURAGE, the Veterans Mental Health and Wellbeing Service. OpCOURAGE provides specialist care and support for those due to leave the armed forces, reservists and those who’ve already left. Developed by veterans, for veterans, Op COURAGE is available across England. If you … Continued
We’ll be closed for the August Bank holiday on Monday 25th August. Order your repeat prescriptions early.
Enjoy summer without the stress. For minor health issues like bites, sore throats or UTIs, your local pharmacy can help – no GP appointment needed.
🤝 Supporting you and your family this Summer Summer is a busy time for families – from juggling childcare and activities to making sure everyone stays safe, happy and healthy. We’ve collected some ideas for how to help our young people have an active, enjoyable break from school. Plus, an important update on early years … Continued
Joe Wicks Launches ‘Activate’ – A Fun Way to Get Kids Moving Joe Wicks has launched a new animated series called Activate. It’s made to get kids moving and having fun. The series was created with Studio AKA – the team behind Hey Duggee. It’s backed by the government to help kids and families get more active … Continued
Summer Support for Children and Families in Newcastle
The school holidays are here – and we know it can be a busy time for families.
Whether you’re looking for fun activities, help with meals, or ways to keep your child healthy and happy, there’s lots of support available in Gosforth, Jesmond and across Newcastle.
This week is Alcohol Awareness Week, run by Alcohol Change UK, and we thought it was a great time to chat about something that affects lots of us – alcohol.
From 1st July 2025, the NHS is changing the childhood immunisation schedule. These changes are designed to protect children earlier and make appointments easier for families.