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Patients of Ling House Medical Centre will be able to acess a drop-in Social Prescribing clinic at Highfield Community Centre, Keighley, on Tuesday's 28th November, 19th December and 16th January. The clinics will run from 1pm to 2.30pm, no appointment is necessary and help and advice will be available for lifestyle and welfare matters, social support and practical help.
Dr Helen Robinson will be holding an 'Introduction to the Menopause' talk at Townhead Surgery on Thursday 23rd November from 6.30pm - 7.30pm and the talk is primarily for women not currently on HRT. Tickets are free but to reserve your place, please visit
Menopause - What's it all about ! Tickets, Thu 23 Nov 2023 at 18:30 | Eventbrite
On Thursday 19th October, all seven WACA Surgeries got together for a wellbeing afternoon presented by GPMplus at The Rendezvous Hotel In Skipton. The conference focussed on personal self-care, resilience and team building within Surgeries.
Steph and Lucy were on hand to promote the facilities at Craven Leisure and Anna and Cerin from Eat, Move Be Happy were also available to discuss their services to Surgery staff.
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The Mental Health Connect project has been developed to explore the current mental health support that is available in the local area, to make it more accessible to the community. The project will also deliver a range of services to enhance the current offering. Covering Airedale and Wharfedale, Mental Health Connect is a three-year project made up of four key partners; Keighley Healthy Living, Missing Peace Wellbeing + Support, Roshni Ghar and Project 6.
More information can be found on the new Mental Health Connect Website Mental Health Connect | and information on both the Airedale / Wharfedale along with Craven community mental health support can be found on this website at Mental Health Community Hubs - Wharfedale Airedale & Craven Alliance (wacalliance.co.uk)