NHS Charities Together has launched an ambitious new programme to support the wellbeing of healthcare staff across its services
Read moreDetailsThe NHS has announced the roll-out of a new network of events to help with mental health Berkshire as it marks Mental Health Awareness week
Read moreDetailsMonday-Friday, May 20-24, marks the five-day initiative designed to get students to walk to school to highlight the benefits of active travel
Read moreDetailsNEW FIGURES from the NHS have shown that as of March this year 4.5 million appointments were offered in the region compared to 3.5m in March 2019
Read moreDetailsA dedicated group of donors and Microsoft employees has set up a new community group to help support blood plasma donation in Reading
Read moreDetailsThe NHS Big Tea is returning this year, raising vital funds for the Royal Berks Charity, which supports the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
Read moreDetailsThe Berkshire Community Foundation (BCF) has awarded £3,000 to Oxfordshire Mind, who jointly run the Mind in Berkshire partnership
Read moreDetailsPhysical activity plays a massive role in the prevention of heart diseases, but around 40% of the UK still do not meet physical activity guidelines
Read moreDetailsThe NHS is celebrating blood plasma donors and appealing for more to come forward as it observes Plasma Donation Week
Read moreDetailsThe charity, which gives lifesaving care to critically ill and injured people, has treated its 10,000th patient since becoming independent
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