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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.

We're focussing on each of our five clinical divisions and how they make a huge difference to Birmingham communities.

Read more about Debra and Broadmeadow's Planned Community Nursing team.

BCHC now has 20 fully accredited Queen’s Nurses.

Colleagues from the GP Provider Supporter Unit and Solihull Healthcare Partnership recently attended a Pensioner’s Fair to support the needs of our older communities in Solihull.

Work continues on an £8.5 million scheme to transform Sutton Cottage Hospital into an integrated hub for healthcare services, with a particular focus on health prevention and wellbeing for older people.

A group of 60 older adults enjoyed an exercise class thanks to an innovative collaboration between Community Connexions and our musculoskeletal physiotherapy service.

A range of BCHC services will be showcased today and throughout the weekend when Community Connexions joins exhibitors at the Jamaica 0121 Festival.

Work to develop an integrated locality model for adult community care has been shortlisted twice in the 2025 HSJ Awards.

Our annual general meeting will take place- on Thursday, 18 September.

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