Everyone is welcome to join us at our annual Wellbeing Walk for Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week. When: Sunday, 11 May 2025, 10.30 meet for 11am start Where: Delapre Abbey, London Road, Northampton NN4 8AW Register: bit.ly/NHFTWellbeingW…

Are you struggling with your gambling? Free, non-judgemental help is available through the NHS’s East Midlands Gambling Harms Service. Get yourself back on track with our help bit.ly/3rQzEYq

Most of England is under an amber heat health alert until 2 July. 🟠⚠ While heat affects everyone, some people are more vulnerable. If you’re coping well, try to check in on those who might be struggling. 🔗 gov.uk/government/pub…

Measles spreads easily. Anyone who is not vaccinated can catch it. Measles can cause serious complications and can be fatal, so make sure you’re up to date with #MMR vaccinations and ask your GP practice about catch up jabs if needed.

Going away in the school holidays? Make sure your child is protected from measles. Two doses of the MMR vaccine provides lifelong protection – if they’re not up to date, contact your GP before you travel.

Measles can have serious and sometimes fatal consequences, and is still common in many countries worldwide. Before you travel, make sure you & your loved ones are up to date with #MMR vaccinations.

Vaccines offer the best protection against preventable illnesses, like #Measles. A version of the MMR vaccine is available without gelatine and is just as safe and effective. Ask your GP practice for more info.

Measles spreads easily but it is preventable. Make sure you & your loved ones are up to date with your #MMR jabs or catch up on any missed jabs. More info: ow.ly/WcLi50WnAXq

Heading abroad to visit family this summer? Even familiar places come with unfamiliar health risks. A quick travel health check could protect your whole trip. For travel health advice, visit: ow.ly/OJ0S50WzZxL

Visiting friends and relatives overseas? Don’t skip your travel health prep — malaria, typhoid and other illnesses are still a risk. Book early with your GP to stay protected.

Going away for the holidays? Measles can spread fast – protect your family and your plans. Make sure everyone’s up to date with their MMR vaccine. Ask your GP if you’re unsure.

New warnings highlight that recreational drugs are being mixed with unknown and harmful substances. This can lead to serious health risks. If you or someone you know uses drugs, please check the facts and know the risks. More info at ow.ly/va9x50WI5xG

Last-minute trip? 🕒 It’s not too late to get travel health advice. Malaria tablets and some vaccines can still help – even a few days before you fly. Ask your local pharmacy or GP.

Recreational drugs bought on the street or online are increasingly contaminated, unpredictable, and dangerous. What you think you're taking might not be what you're actually getting. By staying informed you can protect yourself and others. More advice: ow.ly/uiy150WI5rM

Drugs circulating today are often contaminated and far more dangerous than before. Whether bought online or on the street, they can contain unexpected and toxic substances. Help us to share this message and keep your community safe. ow.ly/xgLi50WI5zs

New #CareCantWait story! Jacqui cares for her son Joshua, who has Down syndrome & autism, and now also needs support herself. Getting the right support hasn't been easy, but having choice & control over their care has made all the difference. 👉shorturl.at/fAnbX

If you’re planning to travel abroad during the school holidays, make sure to check your child is up to date with their vaccinations, including the #MMR vaccine. Contact your GP practice to book any catch up jabs before you travel ✈🚢🚉