Knowsley Council is investing £1.5m into new initiatives to support its younger residents into work and training opportunities as part of its COVID-19 recovery programme.
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The Liverpool City Region has secured an additional £30million in Covid-19 business support from the Government.
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Mental Health awareness week runs from 13 to 19 May 2019. This year’s theme is body image – how we…
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As the UK prepares for Brexit, the government has developed information to help keep residents and businesses up to date…
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A group of eighty primary school children took part in a mental health and awareness and well-being conference at OurPlace…
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Local authority partnership calls for graduates to step up to social work with funded programme
by KMBCThe ‘Learn Together Partnership’, made up of local authorities across Merseyside and Cheshire are calling on graduates and those looking…
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The JohnPaul Project, a charity based in Knowsley, which provides support to veterans and their families across the Liverpool City…
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Knowsley Council, Champs Public Health Collaborative and the Cheshire and Merseyside NO MORE Suicide Partnership Board have launched an app that supports people in crisis and at risk of suicide.
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A new campaign is reminding people about the great support available from pharmacies and how they are the best first…
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The Greystone Footbridge will be lit green from Saturday (2 February) to show Knowsley’s support for the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity.…
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The New Year may be well underway but it is not too late to sign up for a break from…
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Families are being encouraged to help their children cut down on the amount of sugar they consume by swapping for…
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The ‘Staying Well in Knowsley’ guide, giving vital information about a range of community-based health and social care services, is…
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If you’re a woman aged 50 to 70 you may receive an invitation to attend an appointment in the mobile…
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The festivities are approaching, and while many people love this time of year, others worry about how they will pay…
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That’s the message from the Department for Education’s ‘Together, we can tackle child abuse’ campaign, which the council is supporting…
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Merseyside councils have been successful in a bid to the Government’s Domestic Abuse Fund, providing further support to domestic abuse…
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12 to 16 November, is national Anti-Bullying Week and throughout the week, the Bullybusters team will be running workshops and assemblies around…
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Two new strategies aimed at supporting older people in Knowsley are being launched. Knowsley Older People’s Strategy 2018 – 2021…
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More than 2,500 children and young people in Knowsley benefited from free meals and fun activities over the school summer holidays.
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New awards to honour ‘hidden heroes’ working in the care sector across the Liverpool City Region are being launched by…
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A group of Knowsley councillors have become Alzheimer’s Society’s ‘Dementia Friends’ pledging to help end the stigma for people living with dementia.
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Knowsley Council has pledged its support to introduce UNISON’s ethical care charter which will ensure adequate staffing levels and sufficient…
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Knowsley has commissioned XenZone’s Kooth service to give young people aged 10 to 19 in Knowsley access to free online counselling and emotional well-being support.
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ADDvanced Solutions Community Network supports families with a child with a neurodevelopmental condition pre, during and post diagnosis.
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Achieve Programme is an opportunity for 16 to 19-year-olds not in education, training or education to earn qualifications, to gain new skills and live new experiences.
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Knowsley’s Public Health team is encouraging people to talk about mental health. Find out where you can go to get help.
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A live chat tool has been launched in Knowsley for mums to receive breastfeeding support.
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People with dementia will receive greater choice and control over their care and support now that Knowsley Council has signed up to the Dementia Friendly Personal Budgets Charter.
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Come to one of our ‘Shaping the Future’ events to discuss how local people with care needs can ‘live well locally’.
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National Care Leavers Week runs from 20 October to 30 October 2016 and there will be a drop-in session for care leavers to receive information and support.