MSP Bibby backs right to palliative care
Neil Bibby MSP lent his support to end-of-life charity Marie Curie at a recent event at the Scottish Parliament.
Children 1st urges Scottish Government to deliver world-leading model of support for child victims and witnesses
Children 1st has urged the Scottish Government to deliver a world-leading model of support for victims and witnesses following a meeting with the Minister for Children, Young People and Keeping
‘It’s OK to Ask’ – NHS encouraging patients in Renfrewshire to ask questions about their health and care
In a bid to encourage open communication between patients and healthcare professionals, NHS Scotland is promoting the ‘It’s OK to Ask’ campaign.
With up to 1.7 million cancer patients in need of emotional support, Cancer Support UK launches innovative online wellbeing checker tool
Cancer Compass is a new tool that allows anyone living with or beyond cancer to check their emotional wellbeing and, in just a few seconds to find the right support.
Runners get on their marks as the Paisley 10k and Fun Run launches
The Paisley 10k and Fun Run will see thousands taking to the streets when the event returns to the town on Sunday 18th August..
Homecoming for dental expert who joins Bishopton Dental Clinic
A leading dental group has bolstered its network of experts with an experienced clinician joining a local dental clinic.
Work set to begin on new Renfrewshire Health and Social Care facility
Work on a new health and social care facility for the Dargavel and Bishopton communities will begin over the coming weeks now that technical details and legal procedures have been
Over 70,000 baby boxes delivered across the NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde area
New figures show that 72,806 baby boxes have been delivered to support expectant parents across the NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde area.
Mental health service for young people reaches milestone figure
More than 1,500 children have benefitted from a unique trauma-informed service that has been designed by young people to meet their mental health needs.
MSP welcomes funding to reduce health inequalities
Natalie Don MSP has said that new Scottish Government funding for projects which work with families to reduce obesity and health inequalities will make a tangible difference to the lives