Warwickshire County Council Public Health

Warwickshire County Council Public Health The physical and mental health of Warwickshire residents is our priority.

We focus on guiding people towards positive life choices wherever possible so that they can live healthy, happy, and independent lives. Working to defend, promote, protect and improve the Public Health of Warwickshire residents now and in the future - Making Every Contact Count - Warwickshire County Council

Explore the AskSARA website which provides expert advice and information about products and equipment for adults and peo...
15/04/2026

Explore the AskSARA website which provides expert advice and information about products and equipment for adults and people with disabilities.

Discover the range of equipment and devices available such as automatic pill dispensers, reminder clocks, toilet frames, kitchen trollies, perching stools and more.

Visit Warwickshire County Council AskSARA
https://orlo.uk/AskSARA_EjfJg

Have you been a victim of crime? Make your voice heard. Complete this survey to improve the justice system for future v...
15/04/2026

Have you been a victim of crime? Make your voice heard. Complete this survey to improve the justice system for future victims: https://orlo.uk/RyGbs

Did you know that Measles can cause serious complications like chest infection, brain inflammation and even death. Two d...
14/04/2026

Did you know that Measles can cause serious complications like chest infection, brain inflammation and even death. Two doses of the vaccine are highly effective at protecting against measles, mumps and rubella and gives you long term protection.

Check your vaccination history and book with your GP.

For more information, please visit hthttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/mmrv-vaccination

Have you been a victim of crime? Your experience could help shape a better justice system. Find out more: https://orlo....
13/04/2026

Have you been a victim of crime? Your experience could help shape a better justice system. Find out more: https://orlo.uk/i9zv7

If you are an unpaid carer, support is available through Bridgit. This is a free and easy-to-use digital tool designed t...
13/04/2026

If you are an unpaid carer, support is available through Bridgit. This is a free and easy-to-use digital tool designed to help you access the support you need, anytime.

🧠 Get expert advice
📅 Plan for emergencies
📍 Find local events and services
💳 Access carers discounts
📝 Register with local services easily

Bridgit brings everything together in one place, helping unpaid carers feel more supported and less alone.

Find out more and get started: https://orlo.uk/rKeDR

Have you been a victim of crime? The Victims’ Commissioner wants to hear from you. Share your experience of the justice ...
11/04/2026

Have you been a victim of crime? The Victims’ Commissioner wants to hear from you. Share your experience of the justice system and help make it better for others: https://orlo.uk/rtL5K

Not sure which NHS service to use? For minor issues like coughs, colds, aches or skin problems, you can self-care or go ...
10/04/2026

Not sure which NHS service to use? For minor issues like coughs, colds, aches or skin problems, you can self-care or go to your local pharmacy, who can often help. Pharmacists offer expert advice without an appointment.

For urgent but not life-threatening needs, visit hthttps://www.111.nhs.uk/or call 111 any time. They can book appointments, direct you to the right place and connect you with a clinician.

If you need urgent care that can’t wait for a GP but isn’t an emergency, head to an Urgent Treatment Centre or Walk-in Centre.

Make a positive difference to your life or the life of your loved one today 🫱🏻‍🫲🏾 AskSARA for advice about equipment tha...
09/04/2026

Make a positive difference to your life or the life of your loved one today 🫱🏻‍🫲🏾

AskSARA for advice about equipment that could make your daily life easier.

Visit https://orlo.uk/AskSARA_i8DWx and select the Assertive Technology option.

A carer regularly provides unpaid physical, practical, or emotional support to a friend, partner, family member or a nei...
07/04/2026

A carer regularly provides unpaid physical, practical, or emotional support to a friend, partner, family member or a neighbour.

Some people provide care because they feel they have a duty to, because they love or care for that person.

However, they may also find it has an impact on their own physical and emotional health and day‐to‐day life.

This is why support is available to help identify any needs you may have as a carer and provide necessary information and support.

If you are a carer, or think you might be, find out what support is available. Visit https://orlo.uk/XvVE9

Help protect the vulnerable — aim for 95% MMRV coverage. Some children can’t be vaccinated due to age or medical reasons...
07/04/2026

Help protect the vulnerable — aim for 95% MMRV coverage. Some children can’t be vaccinated due to age or medical reasons. They rely on those that can, to have their vaccinations, to prevent circulation of diseases.

Book your MMRV catch-up with your GP today.

For more information, please visit https://orlo.uk/GgpEX

Not sure which NHS service to use? For minor issues like coughs, colds, aches or skin problems, you can self-care or go ...
06/04/2026

Not sure which NHS service to use?

For minor issues like coughs, colds, aches or skin problems, you can self-care or go to your local pharmacy, who can often help. Pharmacists offer expert advice without an appointment.

For urgent but not life-threatening needs, visit https://orlo.uk/rd02p or call 111 any time. They can book appointments, direct you to the right place and connect you with a clinician.

If you need urgent care that can’t wait for a GP but isn’t an emergency, head to an Urgent Treatment Centre or Walk-in Centre.

If you are visiting a petting zoo /farm this half term, please remember to:- Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and wa...
05/04/2026

If you are visiting a petting zoo /farm this half term, please remember to:

- Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before eating or drinking, particularly straight after petting any animals and after removing any dirty shoes. REMINDER: Do not use gels or wipes instead of washing hands with soap and water. Gels and wipes do not remove bugs in dirt.

- Supervise children closely to ensure they wash their hands thoroughly – washing your hands should take about 20 seconds – the same time that it takes to recite a single verse of “Old Macdonald Had a Farm”

- Do not put hands on faces or fingers in mouths while petting animals

- Do not kiss farm animals or allow children to put their faces close to animals

For more information, 🐑👩‍🌾 Dr Rachael Hornigold, Consultant in Health Protection, shows how to prevent any infections when you meet some animal friends. Click here to view the video - https://orlo.uk/skzOh

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