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Local School Pupils Create Eye-Catching, Smoke-Free Mural for Hospital Grounds
7th February 20257th February 2025
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Local School Pupils Create Eye-Catching, Smoke-Free Mural for Hospital Grounds

Local pupils from various primary schools created an eye-catching mural within NHS Lanarkshire’s new King George V Community Garden, at University Hospital Wishaw, to promote keeping the wellbeing area smoke-free. The striking design was developed in partnership with NHS Lanarkshire’s Quit Your Way team and the Lanarkshire Green Health Partnership (LGHP). Part of the LGHP,...

Jerviston Community Fun Day
5th February 20255th February 2025
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Jerviston Community Fun Day

The Motherwell Mental Health and Tackling Poverty LOIP Subgroup are hosting a community fun day on the 18th February at 11am till 2pm. This is free event and all ages are welcome to come along. Full details on the attached flyer.

Airdrie Winter Warmer Event
4th February 20254th February 2025
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Airdrie Winter Warmer Event

NHS Lanarkshire’s Health Improvement team are running a winter warmer event at the At Home Centre in Airdrie on Friday 14th February. Attendees will be able to enjoy refreshments, entertainment and find information on a range of local support services, including: Citizen’s Advice, Police Scotland and much more. Full details on the event can be...

Breastfeeding Rates in North Lanarkshire Exceed 50% for the First Time
4th February 20254th February 2025
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Breastfeeding Rates in North Lanarkshire Exceed 50% for the First Time

A significant milestone in infant health has been reached in Lanarkshire, as 50.7% of babies born in North Lanarkshire were breastfed. This marks the first time the area has surpassed the benchmark of 50%, reflecting a growing awareness of the benefits of breastfeeding among new parents. This achievement follows a similarly encouraging figure in South...

Suicide Prevention – School Pupil Football and Netball Tournament
31st January 202531st January 2025
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Suicide Prevention – School Pupil Football and Netball Tournament

To help raise awareness about Suicide Prevention, North Lanarkshire Council are organising a 7-a-side football and netball tournament for S5 and S6 aged pupils at Ravenscraig on Wednesday 26th February. We are encouraging as many schools as possible to take part. To register your school email: football@northlan.gov.uk Further details can be found below on the...

Children’s Mental Health Week 2025 – Kooth
31st January 202531st January 2025
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Children’s Mental Health Week 2025 – Kooth

To mark Children’s Mental Health Week, Kooth have put together a list of supports focusing on children’s mental health and eating disorders awareness. Please follow the links below to access each of the resources: KoothKlass: A webinar for young people aged 0+ titled ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself’ – KoothKlass KoothTalks: Tailored training webinars for professionals...

Single Parent Survey
29th January 202529th January 2025
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Single Parent Survey

One Parent Families Scotland has launched a new survey to understand how single parents in Scotland are impacted by benefit sanctions and increased work requirements. The survey is open to single parents currently affected, as well as those who have been affected in the past. The survey will run until March 3, 2025. Why this...

Free Infant Feeding Information Session
29th January 202529th January 2025
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Free Infant Feeding Information Session

NHS Lanarkshire are running a free infant feeding information session for antenatal mothers, fathers or support persons which is open to all in North Lanarkshire. No need to book, just turn up. Further details on the sessions can be found on the attached flyer.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025
28th January 202528th January 2025
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Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences. It aims to transform how neurodivergent individuals are perceived and supported by providing schools, universities, organisations, and others around the world with the opportunity to recognise the many skills and talents of neurodivergent individuals, while creating more inclusive and equitable...

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