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Urology Awareness Month: Why It Matters for the Elderly
Every September, Urology Awareness Month brings much-needed attention to the wide range of urological diseases that affect millions of people in the UK. From cancers of the bladder, kidney, prostate, penis and testicles, to benign but life-altering conditions such as incontinence, kidney stones, urinary tract infections (UTIs) and erectile dysfunction, urology health is a vital…
Blood Cancer Awareness Month: Shining a Light on the UK’s Hidden Cancer
September marks Blood Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign dedicated to highlighting a group of cancers that often go unnoticed. Despite being the fifth most common cancer in the UK and the third biggest cancer killer, blood cancer still doesn’t get the attention it deserves. Each day, around 110 people are diagnosed with blood cancer…
Seeing Beyond the Diagnosis: Raising Awareness on Schizophrenia
Each year on 25th July, National Schizophrenia Awareness Day invites us to pause, reflect and raise awareness about one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions: schizophrenia. More than just a label, schizophrenia is a complex illness that affects the way a person thinks, feels, and behaves. While it can be severe, it is also…
Sun Safety for Older Adults During UV Awareness Month
July is not only one of the hottest months of the year, it also marks UV Safety Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on the dangers of ultraviolet (UV) radiation and the steps we can all take to stay protected. With heatwaves sweeping across the UK, it's more important than ever to understand…
More Than Awareness: Why Disability Pride Month Matters
Disability Pride Month is marked each July to recognise the culture, rights, identities and lived experiences of disabled people. More than a moment of awareness, it is a powerful call for inclusion, accessibility and equality. It is also a time to promote disability as a natural and valuable part of human diversity, something to be…
Oxford House Community Care Celebrates Long-Serving Carers with Tea Party
On Friday 4th July, Oxford House Community Care held a summer tea party at Farnham Royal Village Hall in Slough, bringing together staff, clients, and their families. The afternoon was all about appreciation, connection, and a chance to celebrate the dedicated team that keeps Oxford House running. Registered Manager Donna Doyle presented certificates to care…
Alcohol Awareness Week: Exploring the Impact of Alcohol in the Workplace
Alcohol Awareness Week is a national initiative aimed at raising awareness of the health risks associated with alcohol consumption and supporting those who may be vulnerable in reducing their intake. According to Alcohol Change UK (ACUK), one in five UK adults regularly exceed the recommended limit of 14 units per week, an alarming statistic that…
Good Care Month: Honouring the Heroes of Social Care
Each July, Good Care Month shines a spotlight on the extraordinary individuals working across the UK’s social care sector. This annual awareness campaign is dedicated to recognising the compassion, resilience, and commitment of both paid and unpaid carers who support vulnerable people in our communities. Originally launched in Hertfordshire, Good Care Month has since grown…
Taking Men’s Wellbeing Seriously: Why Men’s Health Week Matters
Men’s Health Week, led by The Men’s Health Forum, is an annual international campaign taking place from Monday 9th to Sunday 15th June. Its aim is to raise awareness of men’s health, encouraging men to address health concerns and seek help when needed. Timed just before Father’s Day, the week offers an ideal moment to…
