“Something that I’m pondering, is whether I’ll be able to do the things I used to do before Covid, after Covid has passed “
Regrets, I Have A Few
Take A Walk Along Shapinsay’s Reflective Routes
A wellbeing project has just been launched to help people handle the pressures and challenges of life by taking a walk in Shapinsay.
Inquiry into ‘Alternative’ Ways to Access Health Care in Scotland
“Through our detailed work on this inquiry, the Committee is keen to explore what opportunities exist to make more and better use of these alternative routes to healthcare.”
Gardening – Helps
“I’ve got into a bad state recently and today have decided that, unless it’s actually raining, I will do some gardening.”
£422,551.39 Boost to Orkney Wellness Projects
Several community wellness projects in Orkney have received a boost in funding from the Scottish Government.
How much is too much?
How do you know how many units of alcohol you are consuming?
Keep Moving This Christmas
get moving and burn off some extra calories this Christmas with some health tips from Heart Research UK
Public Health Scotland Urges People to Postpone Christmas Parties
“I appreciate that everyone is keen to celebrate this festive season, particularly after the pressures of the last twenty months, but by postponing some plans we can all do our bit to protect ourselves and our loved ones.” Dr Nick Phin, Director of Public Health Science and Medical Director, PHS
Congratulations to Alex Clark #Bikeability Scotland
“Since Bikeability Scotland began in 2010, over 350,000 pupils have received cycle training, giving the next generation the skills and confidence to travel by bike, feel healthier and help tackle the climate emergency.” David Collins, Bikeability Scotland Manager
Talk PANTS: Keeping Children Safe
Talk PANTS helps children understand that their body belongs to them, and they should tell someone they trust if anything makes them feel upset or worried.
