Make Every Contact Count for Mental Health

Living Well Sefton is proud to introduce the development and launch of a new Making Every Contact Count (MECC) course; Making Every Count For Mental Health. We’ve seen great success with our original MECC training, designed for anyone in a public-facing role to better prepare them to have ‘healthy chats’ with clients and customers in order to successfully support residents in the Sefton area with … Continue reading Make Every Contact Count for Mental Health

Living Well Sefton – Community Resilience Grant – Round 12

We’re writing this blog in the midst of Mental Health Awareness Week 2023 – the theme of this year is Anxiety #MyAnxiety. It’s good timing that we have recently put our next Community Resilience Grant live and open for applications. If you’re a voluntary, community and faith (VCF) sector group or business and want to support Sefton residents with their mental health and wellbeing, this … Continue reading Living Well Sefton – Community Resilience Grant – Round 12

Dry January with the Lower My Drinking app

The idea of #DryJanuary is to pull back from the potential overindulgence of the Christmas period. Taking part in the challenge and potentially raising some money for charity could be a great gateway to making small changes to your habits and patterns permanently over time. Small changes can actually make a big difference in the long run; The Lower My Drinking app can empower you … Continue reading Dry January with the Lower My Drinking app

The LWS Community Resilience Grant Fund – round 11 is now live!

Here at Living Well Sefton we offer a range of grants to companies, individuals, charities and organisations who service the Sefton area in some way. Each grant has its own criteria and aims, but our Community Resilience Grant is a consistent way for groups to gain funding for different projects. Our latest grant round is open now for applications and we welcome any groups or … Continue reading The LWS Community Resilience Grant Fund – round 11 is now live!

Reliable apps to help manage your health

Health apps can provide you with important information and support to help you manage health conditions and live healthier and happier lives through exercise and healthy living. Sefton Partnership organisations in the NHS, local authority and voluntary, community and faith sector (VCF), have worked with the Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Applications (ORCHA) to develop an online health app library. The Sefton-ORCHA … Continue reading Reliable apps to help manage your health