UHMBT Health Care Transition

10/11/2025

📢 Happy Youth Work Week 2025! 🌟

From 3rd to 9th November, we join the The National Youth Agency and communities across the UK in celebrating the incredible, life-changing impact of youth work. This week is a powerful reminder of the difference youth workers make — empowering young people, shaping futures, and strengthening our communities.

This year’s theme, “Building Brighter Futures for Young People,” perfectly reflects the heart of Rise Young Lancaster District — our ambition is to build a district where every child and young person is heard, happy, inspired, and dares to dream.

Thank you for the care and dedication you bring every day to support our children and young people.

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🔗 Learn more: www.nya.org.uk/yww25

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31/10/2025

From wobbly steps and first words, to the first day at school, Best Start in Life is here to help families at every stage.

Explore resources and support at Best Start In Life ⬇
www.beststartinlife.gov.uk

30/10/2025

https://www.uhmb.nhs.uk/our-services/services/paediatric-hospital-and-community-services/moving-childrens-services-adult-services

If your child has a long-term condition and they are 14 years or older, please encourage them to ask their nurse, therapist or doctor about planning for future health care.

30/10/2025

https://www.uhmb.nhs.uk/download_file/view/403/1936
If your son or daughter has a Learning Disability, Autism or complex Health Need help them complete a Health Passport as they move from children’s health services to adults .

29/10/2025

https://connect.kooth.com/our-services

Kooth helps build mentally healthier populations. We offer dedicated services for young people age 10 and over, helping tackle NHS waiting lists and supporting whole populations.

28/10/2025

Beyond Radio inclusive, informative and good fun !

28/10/2025

Let’s try and get the voice of our young people.

28/10/2025

Roald Dahl Nurse Specialists are a vital lifeline to the children and their families, supporting them clinically and emotionally