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Nominations open for staff awardsHas your life been touched by a member of our staff? Do you want to say a special "thank you" to someone that has helped you or your family members? You can now nominate them for a staff award.
Lord Mayor's Award for 'unsung hero' MichelleCommunity children's and palliative care nurse Michelle Snipe has been awarded the prestigious Lord Mayor's Award in recognition of 'outstanding achievement and exceptional service' to the city of Birmingham.
Child car seat safety checksOur health visitors have teamed up with sustainability officers from Birmingham City Council to help parents understand the safety risks of incorrectly fitted child car seats. (please note the session scheduled for Green Lane mosque on 10 May has been postponed.)
Care and support for every young child and their family in BirminghamThrough our health visiting and school nursing services, we provide universal care and support for every child in Birmingham and their families from birth to adulthood. A recent service showcase highlighted the range of care and support provided.
Double recognition of quality healthcareBirmingham Community Healthcare has achieved a prestigious double in recognition of its continuing investment in the quality of the services it provides.

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A little support goes a long wayAfter each smoking 20 cigarettes a day for 30 years, Halesowen residents John and Kim Freeth knew the time was right to kick the habit for good - and found that, when it came to quitting, a little help from friends and family went a long way.
No Smoking Day 2013 - try the 'fags for swag' calculatorFor 2013, the theme on No Smoking Day (13 March) was 'swap fags for swag' - focusing on what smokers could gain when they quit - as well as improved health, you could have a substantial sum of extra cash to spend on whatever personal rewards you choose.
Get cooking with your kidsFamilies across Birmingham are being taught how to become master chefs and teach their children how to cook nutritious meals in a safe way.
Patient benefits from 'sweet solution'Moseley Hall Hospital patient Alan Bayliss is benefiting from a 'revolutionary' treatment using sugar to heal wounds.
Disability Awareness Day at Allens Croft - postponed due to bad weatherThe disability awareness day to be held at Allens Croft Children's Centre on Friday, 22 March has been postponed due to the bad weather.

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