Category: Wellbeing
An update from Devon Wellbeing Hub
The Hub is one of 40 NHS mental health and wellbeing hubs that were set up across the country, funded by NHS England, in response to the impact of COVID-19.
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Stoptober is back!
Whether you want to start breathing easier, feel the energy boost or even have a little more money to spend, there has never been a better time to stop smoking. Remember, it's never too late to join the thousands of people quitting smoking this October.
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New digital mental health support service available in Devon
The integrated care partnership One Devon has worked together to launch a new free and confidential digital mental health and […]
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Our Summer Nature Art Competition
Living Options ran a nature-themed art competition open to anyone in Devon - people across the county Joined in to be in with a chance to win some amazing prizes
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Cost of Living Crisis: Tips on how to save money
Inflation could reach 11% within months, putting more pressure on household finances so we've put together some information to help you with the cost of living crisis.
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One Devon Collaborative Care Launches
One Devon launched in July which plans to pave the way for our new, innovative and collaborative approach to health […]
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Partner Powderham Castle creates accessible Quiet Hour
Powderham Castle have recently added a ‘Quiet Hour’ to their range of accessible services
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New RAMM Exhibition: A LEGO® brick history of Exeter
Exeter RAMM Museum has a new exhibition running from 18th June to 11th September called Brick by Brick: A LEGO® brick history of Exeter
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Football Fans: Have you heard of CAFE?
If you're a disabled football supporter and you attend football games at stadiums you may be interested to know about the Centre for Access to Football in Europe (CAFE).
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We went into lockdown for the first time, and everything and everyone closed their doors. This was frightening for a lot of people but especially people who were also vulnerable, our Deaf Community.
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