Social Communication Coffee Events

Sefton Inclusion Service are running a number of ‘Social Communication Coffee Events’ for those parents/carers of a child with a diagnosis of Autism or social communication difficulties, providing a listening ear or some professional advice and the chance to meet a network of other parents of children with ASD/ social communication needs The events involve: A brief talk from a professional on a topic ie: sleep/ … Continue reading Social Communication Coffee Events

On course for better wellbeing

Are struggling with how you are feeling? Do you find yourself anxious or experiencing low self-esteem? Generally feel unhappy? Then our Think Differently, Cope Differently course starting in Bootle next month could be what you need to feel better. Over five weeks Living Well mentors Matty, from Brighter Living Partnership and Sara, from Active Sefton, will equip you with coping skills such as changing negative … Continue reading On course for better wellbeing

Public welcome at September CCG meetings

Clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) in Sefton are encouraging anyone with an interest to go along to their September governing body meetings. The CCGs’ hold their governing body meetings every two months in public, so people can hear them discussing and making decisions about local health services. Doctors, nurses and other health professionals who make up the committees will discuss a range of issues including the performance of … Continue reading Public welcome at September CCG meetings

New programme from Galloway’s

Galloway’s Society for the Blind have released their September to November 2017 programme of events for Sefton and West Lancashire. Carl Moore, Sight Loss Advisor, explains: “As well as our regular events on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays we have a number of Drop-in Days booked, Talking Tech days on 5th September, 3rd October, 24th October and an Enhanced Vison Exhibition on 31st October. “Future dates … Continue reading New programme from Galloway’s

Formby Talk ‘From Mountaineering to the Paralympics’

At the next monthly talk at Formby Library on Tuesday, August 8, people will  be able to hear from Paralympic athlete, Deborah Cornwall. You are invited to join Deborah and her assistance dog Dillon, to hear about her fun, thought-provoking and interesting journey from a sports crazy young woman, through to a life changing accident and different life as a wheelchair user. Deborah is a … Continue reading Formby Talk ‘From Mountaineering to the Paralympics’