In the latest of our series of blogs by fit20, an innovative exercise and fitness session provider, based in Hipperholme, they look in more depth
Category: Health & Wellbeing
Staying Cool In Hot Weather
Hot weather isn’t to everyone’s liking. If you are struggling with the heat in summer, here are a few tips to help you stay cool.
Age Concern Todmorden Newsletter
Age Concern Todmorden have been in touch with their latest newsletter, with some ongoing and upcoming events and opportunities. It’s an excellent read, especially if
Healthwatch Calderdale Dementia Care and Strokes Survey
Healthwatch Calderdale are currently running two surveys on Dementia Care and Strokes. We would be very grateful if our surveys would be able to be
Personalised Sunflower Cards
Personalised Sunflower cards are now available. These Sunflower cards are for individuals who wish to inform others about their disability. It is entirely optional and
Patient information boards introduced in local hospitals
Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust have shared a small but important story this week, which will have benefits for many older people and people
Health and Fitness Classes across Calderdale – helping you age well!
Calderdale leisure centres have put together a programme of exercise and activity classes for older adults – to help you age well! Every Monday at
Blog: “I Thought I Was Managing” – Why Many People Delay Hearing Support
Blog. Hearing Check are your local experts in audiology. Here is their latest blog, looking at another key aspect of hearing health. “I Thought I
Age Without Limits Day – Get Involved
Age Without Limits Day 2026 will be on 10 June, so it’s time to get planning how you’ll take part. This year’s theme is all
Report: Digital-first GP access risks excluding older people
Re-engage, who provide volunteer-led activities for older people have published a report that suggests digital-first GP access risks excluding older people. Here’s what they say
Support To Stop Smoking
Smokers in Calderdale are being encouraged to quit with the launch of a new campaign featuring Wendy and Amy Robinson who have both successfully quit
Report claims that baristas are better trained than dementia staff
Baristas are better trained than dementia staff, according to a new report from the Alzheimer’s society. In a press release about the report, the organisation
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