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An NHS worker has joined the drive to encourage members of the city’s diverse communities to come forward and have their vaccine when invited to do so after seeing his mum get protected.
The Lord Mayor of Leeds joined volunteers at a Leeds vaccine centre in a bid to encourage people from the city’s many diverse communities to get their jab.
The founder of Europe’s oldest West Indian Carnival is urging people to have the Covid vaccination when it’s offered to them.
A local healthcare leader and former nurse who lost his brother to suicide is urging health and care staff to look out for their own and each other’s mental wellbeing.
Grace Stewart Hanson, named Nurse Safeguarding Adults at Leeds Community Healthcare Trust, gives some insight into her thoughts, feelings and experiences around receiving the COVID19 vaccine.
Organisations across Leeds are renewing their campaign to raise awareness that people aged 60 and over are at greater risk of health complications from COVID-19. Following the announcement of the latest lockdown, partners in Leeds are continuing to advise residents how they can stay active and connected, whilst still reducing physical contact to minimise the risk of virus transmission.
The NHS in Leeds is urging local residents to look after their mental wellbeing this Christmas and to reach out for support if they need it.
With Christmas fast approaching, NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is advising patients not to leave it too late to order or collect repeat prescriptions.
A new campaign has been launched in Leeds to raise awareness that people aged 60 and over are at greater risk of health complications from COVID-19 and how people can continue to stay active and connected safely while reducing physical contact.
The NHS in Leeds will be joining health organisations around the world this week (18-25 November) to raise awareness of antibiotic resistance as a global problem and to encourage people to pledge to do their part to tackle it.