Nightingales Primary Care Network

10/03/2026

Neighbourhood Support Drop-In Hub
📍 Lower Ground Floor, Maple View Medical Practice
📅 10th February & 10th March | 9:30am–12:30pm
🏥Maple View Medical Practice, Redditch B98 9AA

This support is free for everyone! Whether you’re registered with a local medical practice or not, you’re welcome to pop along and see us if you need help or guidance.

Free Support from Citizens Advice, WorkWell, Social Prescribing, Carers & Communities and Act on Energy UK

10/03/2026

04/03/2026

Take Control Workshop! This supportive session is designed to help you navigate life after diagnosis, focusing on self-management, healthy lifestyle tips, and coping strategies for stress and fatigue. It’s also a great opportunity to meet others who truly understand.
Event Details:
When: Wednesday, 8th July 2026, 10am–3pm.
Where: Alexandra Hospital, Redditch B98 7UB.
Facilitators: Ange Gillitt (Macmillan Information Manager) and Adele Brookes (Macmillan Quality Improvement Nurse).
How to book:
If you'd like to reserve a place or have any questions, please reach out to: Ange Gillitt: 01562 513273 or angela.gillitt@nhs.net Adele Brookes: 01905 763333 (ext 38785) or adele.brookes@nhs.net

27/02/2026

H.O.P.E - Help Overcome Problems Effectively course! Hope helps people rediscover their strengths and overcome the emotional and practical challenges of life after cancer treatment. Contact Ben Furlow at ben.furlow@nhs.net for more information! Macmillan Cancer Support

23/02/2026

Prostate Cancer – Take Control Workshop

Tuesday 21st April, 10:00am–3:00pm at the Education Centre, Kidderminster Hospital for our Prostate Cancer: Take Control Workshop.

This informative and supportive session is designed to provide guidance, practical advice, and the opportunity to ask questions in a welcoming environment.

To book your place or find out more, please contact:

Clare – clare.williams79@nhs.net

Ben – 07742 506008 | ben.furlow@nhs.net

23/02/2026

Children are heading back to school this week. But is your child well enough to go in?

From sore throats and earaches to high temperatures and tummy bugs – it's not always easy to know what to do.

But the NHS website is here to help. Click for some help and advice.

➡️ https://nhs.uk/live-well/is-my-child-too-ill-for-school

23/02/2026

Feeling overwhelmed?
Worcestershire Safe Haven offers telephone support and face-to-face appointments for local residents experiencing a mental health crisis.

We can help you:
Talk through what’s happening in a non-judgemental space
Reduce immediate distress and stabilise your situation
Access specialist services and practical advice
Develop coping strategies and techniques
Arrange referrals and follow-up support

Support is available for Worcestershire residents aged 18 and over. In-person support takes place in Redditch Mon–Fri and Worcester Sat–Sun.

You don’t have to manage everything on your own; get in touch to see how we can help. https://cwwmind.org.uk/worcs-safe-haven/

20/02/2026

Drop into the Woodrow Hub today! Have your blood pressure checked or speak to our Work Well Coach

20/02/2026

We’re pleased to share our upcoming WoodRow Health Promotion events for the year. No appointment is required - simply drop in!
📍 The HUB, Woodrow Centre, B97 7RY
https://www.nightingales-redditch.co.uk/upcoming-events
Citizens Advice Carers & Communities Social Prescribers at Carers & Communities Winyates Health Centre Crabbs Cross Surgery

10/02/2026

Learn basic first aid during the week of 9 February at a Healthy Worcestershire session.

There are 30 Healthy Worcestershire venues across the county and an online session too. Every week, you will meet friendly faces, join in some gentle exercise (no gym clothes needed), learn something new and enjoy a warm drink.

All for free and there’s no need to book.

👉 www.healthyworcestershire.org.uk

10/02/2026

🧒 Children’s Mental Health Week 🧒

This week marks Children’s Mental Health Week, an opportunity to raise awareness of the importance of supporting children and young people’s mental health and emotional wellbeing.

Good mental health is just as important as physical health. Early support, open conversations, and access to the right information can help children develop resilience, confidence, and healthy coping skills.

If you are a parent, carer, or professional looking for guidance or support, the NHS offers trusted resources:

NHS – Children and Young People’s Mental Health
https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/children-and-young-adults/

NHS – Advice for Parents and Carers
https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/children-and-young-adults/advice-for-parents/

Let’s continue working together to ensure children feel supported, listened to, and able to access help when they need it.