Health and Wellbeing News & Updates
- 26th October 2024
Smokers in Wolverhampton are coming forward to take advantage of help and support as they look to 'Swap to Stop'.
- 24th October 2024
A series of vaccination clinics will be taking place across the Black Country for pupils from reception to year 11 who have missed having their free flu vaccine in school, and for children who are educated at home.
- 16th October 2024
Pregnant women and older adults are now eligible for the new Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine and are being encouraged to book appointments before the onset of winter.
- 12th October 2024
People are being encouraged to get out and about this autumn by joining one of a series of 'health walks' which take place around Wolverhampton.
- 9th October 2024
I have written many blogs about anger management. In them I discuss a few simple techniques to deal with anger, such as breathing and counting to ten, walking away, offloading your feelings by writing them out, going for a brisk walk and so on.
Similar to last year, those eligible for a free Covid-19 and flu vaccination include all adults aged 65 years and over, people who live in a care home for older adults, people aged six months to 64 years with health conditions
- 27th September 2024
Join First Abide Nature Walk On Saturday 28th September Moseley Green Woodlands & Canal
From Tibetan cherry and Lebanese cedar to trees planted for British royalty, residents can now find out more about the city’s spectacular specimens thanks to a hi-tech trail in West Park.
City of Wolverhampton Council has started final site investigations ahead of construction works beginning later in the year on a new health & wellbeing facility and neighbouring homes in Oxley.
- 26th July 2023
The City of Wolverhampton Council is helping men to look after their mental health, as the cost of living crisis continues to put pressure on people’s finances and wellbeing.