WEDA 2020... Ongoing virtual Wessex Diabetes and Endocrinology Moot. Najaf Haider West Hampshire Community Diabetes Team Mayank Patel Sarah Brewster Clare Whicher

Achieving equity in Diabetes care in BAME communities in Hampshire ; the DEBI-H project We still have a long way to go but together we can make a difference . Thank you to everybody who helped in this project 🌺

First virtual BAME health promotion workshop for the African community as part of black history month . Raising awareness about Diabetes , cardiovascular disease and cancer in BAME communities .

Our second virtual BAME health promotion workshop for the Nigerian Community in Hampshire at the end of black history month . Raising awareness of Diabetes , cardiovascular disease and cancer in BAME communities . Very good engagement #BLM

If you have diabetes or look after somebody with Diabetes Register to attend United through Diabetes that is happening on Saturday 14 November , lots of useful talks on how to manage your Diabetes . Register for free before midnight tomorrow rfg.circdata.com/publish/WDD20/…

On World Diabetes Day we need to remember children with type 1 diabetes who are living in war zone countries in less fortunate health care systems and still smile with hope 🌺 #unitedthroughdiabetes facebook.com/105548031768/p…

Hear from Dr Hala Alsafadi about how to manage #diabetes during Ramadan at 1pm. Hala will be sending a free copy of the World Food Carbs and Cals book to the first 5 people with the correct answer to the quiz at the end of her talk. rfg.circdata.com/publish/WDD20/…

If you are BAME who have T2 Diabetes or pre diabetes living in the UK or care for a family member with T2 Diabetes You can join the face book group “BAME&T2 Diabetes in the UK “ The aim of the group is to provide education about T2 Diabetes and peer support @SHFT_diabetes

Too much talks but not much effective actions about health inequity. There are 5 areas of BAME health that need addressing : Diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer , mental health , organ transplantation #healthequity

Health Awareness Workshop for Southampton Turkish Community today by Dr Aiman Alzetani and Dr Hala Alsafadi Hala alsafadi

Our third virtual BAME health promotion workshop for the Turkish Community in Southampton with the help of a member of the community to translate . Raising awareness of type 2 Diabetes , cardiovascular disease and cancer in BAME communities .

Hampshire Police Dom Jones @HantsPolCadets Waterside Constabulary @LymingtonCops Rob Wood - CTO | Former Lord Mayor Portsmouth City Council Hants YC Hampshire & Isle of Wight ICV Scheme Neighbourhood Watch Maria_Miller Hampshire CRC @VCS_HantsIOW RestorativeSolutions HMP Winchester Mr Mohammad Alzetani has been volunteering Awaaz FM and has helped them to access and disseminate information to a younger audience. During the pandemic, he’s been using the latest technology to keep working from home. #SaferAwards2020

Our bereavement survey is closing soon. We are so grateful to our 700 participants, but need to learn more about the experiences and needs of people from ethnic communities. Please visit covidbereavement.com Sakkaf Ahmed Aftab Akeela Ahmed MBE Sarah Ali FRSA 👩🏻‍⚕️👩🏻‍🎨 Alison Lowe OBE Hala alsafadi

🌎 Some of our wonderful International & BAME staff have something to share with you... 🇵🇱🇬🇷🇮🇳🇵🇰🇳🇵🇵🇹🇹🇷🇲🇾🇵🇭🇱🇰🇸🇾🇿🇼 youtu.be/LBOtEJm5tzM Please take the opportunity to receive the COVID-19 vaccine when it is offered to you by the NHS. Learn more here: bit.ly/3ui3sJU

Really proud of our BAME and International diverse workforce Hampshire Hospitals. Tom Sheppard Pawan Kaur Lall RNutr Paul Draycott - He/Him💙 @AlexAswhitfield AgnesGSitjar Hala alsafadi Mayank Patel Shahed Ahmad @GeOrGeMaThEwPT. A big thanks to Tom Stonock for pulling it all together 👍🏾

Wishing all of the Muslim community a happy and prosperous Eid-Al-Adha. We recognise that people are celebrating Eid-Al-Adha during a global pandemic, with many still unable to visit family and friends, and so on behalf of HHFT, we send everyone celebrating our best wishes.🕯️

After a very difficult year for the health system, the UK CMOs want to express our enduring thanks to, and great pride in, the health professions across the country. We face yet more hard weeks ahead. Look out for one another as we continue to care for the public.

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