Entries by Cat Giggal

What Utility Aid can offer you!

Utility Aid is the UK’s leading energy broker for the charity and not-for-profit sector. As well as helping to secure new contracts with your Electric, Gas, and Water. Utility Aid can also help with supplier problems, inaccurate bills, advising on renewable energy options, and your journey to ‘Net Zero’.   What Utility Aid can offer […]

VCSE Collaborative Meeting Update

The latest meeting update from the Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership’s VCSE Collaborative is now available to view. The update provides an overview of the meeting, which took place on Monday 11 March 2024 and covers the following topics: Social Prescribing Conference and Networking Event Research Engagement Network Update Connecting the VCSE […]

Child Exploitation Awareness week – Programme of Learning

North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Partnership is supporting the National Working Group to highlight the National Child Exploitation awareness raising day on 18 March 2024. As part of this collaboration, the NYSCP is holding 10 free masterclasses focusing on safeguarding for you to join. Click this link to view more information on the classes, which will be running from […]

Menopause training sessions

The Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership has launched a set of free, virtual training sessions, focusing on several areas surrounding the menopause, and how you can navigate through it. Here are the different sessions as below: The Importance of Ethnicity in Menopause – Thursday 7 March, 12-1pm The average age of women […]

Children’s mental health in 2024

Children & Young People Now, issued an article highlighting how the cost-of-living crisis is affecting children’s mental health, and how we can find ways to improve their wellbeing. Read more.

Start Well forum

The Children and Young People’s Health Alliance held a forum last month, highlighting how children from impoverished areas are more likely to be impacted by the wider detriments of health, such as poverty. If you’re interested in attending future workshops, or would like to know more, email: hnyicb-voy.hnycyptransformation@nhs.net.