We want to ensure that you are kept up to date with the latest news, events and announcements from your local CCG. In this section you can find our latest media releases as well as events and campaign announcements.
Plan ahead to stay well this Easter
With the Easter bank holiday fast approaching, health professionals from NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) are encouraging residents to plan ahead to stay well.
Leeds community and charity organisations still here to help
Days after the NHS in Leeds issued a reminder that they are open for business, community and charity organisations in the city are issuing a similar reminder to local people.
Mental health support available in Leeds if you need it
As the city fights the physical impact that coronavirus is having on people, the NHS in Leeds is issuing a reminder that people can still access mental health support.
GP practices open this Easter bank holiday
Leeds GP practices will stay open this Easter bank holiday for those who need help.
Investment in social prescribing makes a positive difference to people in Leeds
Investment in social prescribing is making a difference to the people of Leeds and to recognise this, NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) will join health care professionals around the world to celebrate International Social Prescribing Day this Thursday, 12 March.
Encouraging students to feel better about their mental health
University students in Leeds are being encouraged to think about their mental health as part of a student wellbeing campaign run by NHS Leeds CCG.
Health leaders urge people to know their risk on World Diabetes Day
For World Diabetes Day (WDD) on 14 November, health leaders in the city are urging residents to be more aware of the condition and learn how they can prevent or manage it.
Personal wheelchair budgets rolled out in Leeds
A film highlighting a new approach to prescribing and funding wheelchairs in Leeds has just been launched.
New diabetes strategy for Leeds
“Working together to deliver the best outcomes for people at risk of or living with diabetes”
Leeds residents urged to cut their risk of Type 2 diabetes
As part of Diabetes Prevention Week (1-7 April), health leaders in Leeds are urging people to make small lifestyle changes to reduce their risk of developing the condition.