Marmot Primary Care Network

02/03/2026

25/02/2026

To mark Prostate Cancer awareness month in March, Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance are supporting national campaigns to raise awareness about the signs and symptoms of prostate cancer, by offering a short 15 minute online cancer awareness session that anyone can attend.

Did you know…

👉 Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK
👉 Over 62,000 men are diagnosed each year
👉 1 in 8 of those born male will be diagnosed with prostate cancer
👉 This can also include trans women and non-binary people, who haven’t had their prostate removed.

Please join one of the online sessions and learn more about;

➡️ The signs and symptoms of prostate cancer
➡️ How the government is helping to check if you are at risk
➡️ How to reduce your risk of getting prostate cancer

These sessions are open to anyone living and/or working within the Humber and North Yorkshire area.

To reserve your place, please follow the below link -

Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance are offering this short online Prostate cancer awareness session during March 2026

25/02/2026

The Veterans Career Transition Accelerator Course is a 10 week programme that consists of both professional qualification and upskilling workshops to support effective careers transitions for veterans and their families. 

19/02/2026

🧡 A huge thank you to Marmot Primary Care Network in Kingston upon Hull for their wonderful display of materials in support of Oesophageal Cancer Awareness Month.

It’s fantastic to see primary care teams helping raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of oesophageal cancer.

If you’re a healthcare professional and would like access to our free awareness materials - available for use all year round you - can find them here ⬇️
https://heartburncanceruk.org/supporting-you/heartburn-information-for-healthcare-professionals/

Together, we can help improve awareness and encourage earlier diagnosis.

🧡

13/02/2026

You could be entitled to benefits even if you work, have savings or own a home.

✅ It’s worth checking what you can get.

Read our online advice on benefits: https://bit.ly/4500oXE

12/02/2026

Did you come to our amazing Christmas event?😍

Want to come again to celebrate Spring... drop us a message to book📩

Limited Space so act quick😌😌

12/02/2026

Come along to our next coffee morning based at Bransholme Health Centre this Friday 13th February at 10am!

It's a great opportunity for Veterans, serving members and their families/carers to build camaraderie, find support and make new friends whilst enjoying a free cuppa!

This is held at Bransholme Health Centre on the ground floor in room 25.

See you there!

12/02/2026

The mini Malarkey Festival
Saturday 21 February / 10 - 3:30pm / Hull Central Library

Don't miss our fabulous FREE family festival with lots of your favourites from The Big Malarkey Festival including:

Rooted in Hull / The Herd / Makerspace / INIT Creative / Squarepeg / Make it Take it / Lego Club / Hook a Book / Storytime / Little Movers / Hull Museums / Business and Intellectual Property Team / Authors - Donna David, Jason Beresford, Bethany Walker ... and so much more!

We'll have various areas inside the library for you to explore and enjoy.

12/02/2026

This week is Children's Mental Health Week.

One in six children and young people have a diagnosable mental health problem, and many more struggle with challenges from bullying to bereavement.

There are things everyone can do to support the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people at every age.

For advice, tips and guidance, please visit -

There are things everyone can do to support the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people at every age.

11/02/2026

Moving Forward is for people who have come to the end of their hospital-based treatment for primary breast cancer.

For a lot of people it’s not ‘back to normal’ when they’ve finished their hospital-based treatment for breast cancer. Coping with the shock of a diagnosis, treatment side effects and worries about recurrence can make it difficult to adjust to everyday life. That’s why Breast Cancer Now have set up the Moving Forward courses.

The face-to-face course runs over two half day sessions (3 and a half hours) a week apart. Through supportive, open conversations in a safe, confidential space it’s an opportunity to connect with people who understand. You'll find the tools to feel more empowered, confident and in control. People attending can share as much or as little as they feel comfortable doing. The sessions are delivered by a facilitator along with the support of volunteers, who have had a personal diagnosis. There is a question and answer session with a local breast care nurse, so you have the opportunity to ask any questions you'd like.

Alongside the face-to-face course, you'll have access to presentations on a range of topics from expert speakers, via an online platform and a Moving Forward journal to support you throughout the course.

There is now a new Moving Forward course in Hull and it’s due to take place on Friday 13th & Friday 20th February 2026.

It’s free of charge and you can find your closest course, self-refer and book onto the courses via the website or by calling 0345 077 1893.

If you’ve finished your active, hospital-based treatment, our in-person course is for you. It offers supportive, open conversations in a confidential space.

10/02/2026

The Menopaus'ull Support Network is a project managed by Neighbourhood Network.

They are supportive, inclusive and provide a space for anyone navigating the physical and emotional journey of menopause.

They help to build peer support circles through walking, talking and social sessions!

Their mission is to raise awareness and reduce the stigma around menopause, encourage open conversations and make sure no one goes through this journey alone.

Please see their posters for more details on the support they offer and upcoming dates of sessions they are holding.

06/02/2026

Today is Time to Talk Day – a reminder that conversations about how you are really feeling can help.

If someone you know is struggling, reaching out and listening without judgment can make a huge difference.

Not sure where to start? Visit www.mindingyourhead.info for practical advice on how to talk to someone who’s finding things tough, resources to support mental wellbeing, and where to access local services.