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NHS 5 a day web page, top tips for Eating more fruit and vegetables. |
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Leisure and Sport - Bedfordshire |
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CSIP Eastern is part of the Care Services Improvement Partnership (CSIP). We deliver CSIP’s four national work programmes in the Eastern region:
• Mental Health (National Institute for Mental Health in England, NIMHE)
• Social Care
• Children and Young People
• Health and Social Care in the Criminal Justice System
CSIP/NIMHE aims to put the experience of people who use services and their carers at the centre of everything that it does. Working with people with personal experience of health or social care issues, and their carers, through the Experts by Experience (EbE) programme is a priority area for action. |
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Sport – Cambridgeshire |
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Health education and promotion
Leaflets and other resources on Keep Warm, Keep Well, 5 A Day and the Department’s other well-being campaigns. |
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Leisure and Sport – Essex |
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Food Standards Agency website, containing useful information around healthy eating and health issues, includes interactive games and quizzes. |
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The Food and Mood Community Interest Company (formerly the Food and Mood Project) is a web-based, user-led company that provides dietary self-help resources for improving mental and emotional health. |
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What is Healthy Start?
With Healthy Start, you can get free vouchers every week which you swap for milk, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables and infant formula milk. You can also get free vitamins. Healthy Start replaces the Welfare Food Scheme. |
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A very warm welcome to healthypages, the UKs busiest and most popular complementary health and holistic website. |
Hertfordshire County Council - Leisure and Sport |
Leisure and Sport - Hertfordshire |
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If you are a person who has experience of mental health illness, a carer, someone who currently uses services or anyone who has an interest in mental health then why not join INVOLVING ESSEX and be part of the network? |
Live Well |
NHS Choices website “Live Well”, videos, stories, advice and sources of support for mental health and well-being. |
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Living life to the full On-line is a powerful new life skills resource.
The course has been written by a Psychiatrist who has many years of experience using a Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) approach and also in helping people use these skills in everyday life. |
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The MEND Programme is a fun, free after-school course which helps families learn how to be fitter, healthier and happier. It was developed by experts in child health and our research shows it really works! |
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MHFA does not teach people to be therapists. However, it does teach people how to recognise the symptoms of mental health problems, how to provide initial help and how to guide a person towards appropriate professional help. |
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The website of the Mental Health Foundation outlines the charity’s work in research, policy, service development and service user involvement. The site offers information and publications to download on research, good practice in services and on mental health problems and key issues.
It provides a daily mental health news service and directories of organisations, websites and events. Website visitors can use forums and bulletin boards, join a mailing list and find out how to support the organisation. |
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The Inquiry was set up in late 2003 by Age Concern and the Mental Health Foundation. It aims to:
- Raise awareness of mental health and well-being in later life
- Involve and empower older people
- Create better understanding and build an evidence base
- Influence policy and planning
- Improve services
- Stimulate ongoing work by others
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Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales. We work to create a better life for everyone with experience of mental distress. |
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We are about to move a large step closer to eliminating stigma and discrimination from mental health – Mental Health Media, Mind, Rethink and the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London have been awarded £18 million from the Big Lottery Fund and Comic Relief to run a programme to allow us to publicly challenge attitudes towards mental illness in England and counter discrimination against people who experience mental ill health. |
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NHS Choices – your health, your choices |
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Leisure and Sport – Norfolk |
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Leisure and Sport - Suffolk |
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Rural Stress Helpline A confidential, non judgemental listening service guaranteeing anonymity to anyone in a rural area feeling troubled, anxious, worried, stressed or needing information. 0845 0948286 |
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Shift is an initiative to tackle stigma and discrimination surrounding mental health issues in England. Our aim is to create a society where people who experience mental health problems enjoy the same rights and opportunities as other people. |
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Sport England is the government agency responsible for developing a world-class community sport system. Find out more about our work, our targets and the outcomes we intend to achieve. |
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Walking the way to Health (WHI) is the largest national body promoting and setting the standards for led health walks. It is a joint initiative between Natural England and the British Heart Foundation.
WHI aims to encourage people, particularly those who take little exercise, to do regular short walks in their communities. We support over 525 local health walk schemes. |
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Maintaining a 'keep fit' lifestyle doesn't have to mean slogging it out in a sweaty gym. Just boosting your levels of general daily activity will reap big rewards in improved health and energy. |
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Walking the way to Health (WHI) is the largest national body promoting and setting the standards for led health walks. It is a joint initiative between Natural England and the British Heart Foundation.
WHI aims to encourage people, particularly those who take little exercise, to do regular short walks in their communities. We support over 525 local health walk schemes. |