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Our Diabetes Service will be holding a pop-up event to help members of the public learn more about the condition.

Sacred Steps is a mindfulness and prayer walk at Moseley Hall Hospital to support the wellbeing of our colleagues, service users and their families while promoting being outdoors.

New neighbourhood hubs roll-out continues.

BCHC's third IPC expo took place at Moseley Hall Hospital.

October marks World Menopause Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to recognise this, Birmingham Community Healthcare's Women's Equality Network hosted a lived experience takeover, giving a voice to those with first-hand knowledge and to show our colleagues that you are not alone.

Specialist clinic success is easing pressure on healthcare system.

Black History Month (BHM) gives everyone the opportunity to share, celebrate and understand the impact of Black heritage and culture. We spoke to Adult Specialist Rehabilitation Dietetic Apprentice, Hayley Samuels who shared her BCHC journey.

Animation raises awareness of annual health checks among children and young people with learning disabilities.

The team were runners-up in the personalised care category of the national Picker Experience Network awards.

Senior leaders rolled up their sleeves at Trust board today to get their winter flu vaccination, protecting themselves and others. 

Today marks the beginning of Black History Month, a time that gives everyone the opportunity to share, celebrate and understand the impact of black heritage and culture.

Eligible people living in Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull are being invited to come forward for a flu and COVID-19 vaccine.

Listen to our school-aged immunisation team on Unity FM's Parenting Hour.

As part of Community Services Week, today we are focussing on our learning disability division and the great work they do in a community setting.

Watch our video review of 2024/25.

Young volunteers have written and starred in a new video project to boost vaccination take-up.

Our adult and specialist rehabilitation has a track record of innovation and invention to promote independence.

Our new campaign, United Against Racism, is our pledge to delivering healthcare that reduces health inequalities as well as helping all our colleagues to thrive with equal opportunities.

On Day Two of Celebrating Community Services Week, we're focussing on our adult community services division's role in delivering innovative neighbourhood health hubs.