The Macmillan Cancer Champion Programme, which is an element of the St Helens Wellbeing Service, part of City Health Care Partnership CIC is hosting a free Health and Wellbeing Event on Saturday 20 June at Queens Park Leisure Centre, from 10.30am to 4.30pm.

Residents are warmly invited to join Picnic in the Park, a free community event hosted by St Helens Wellbeing, taking place on Wednesday 14 May from 12pm to 5pm at Taylor Park.

In an inspiring effort to help reduce isolation, improve mental and physical wellbeing and strengthen connections across communities, over the last couple of years Torus Foundation has been working with local organisations to deliver the Healthy Neighbours Project across key areas in Liverpool, St Helens and Warrington.

Beth, Volunteer at St Helens Wellbeing said,

“Volunteering here has helped me grow in confidence and I’ve been able to come out of my shell.”

Community participants are benefitting from the free activities,

“It’s helped my confidence and anxiety by breaking up my day and making friends.”

The NHS, Public Health and Breathe Buddies have come
together to help children with respiratory issues in
St Helens.

Congratulation to the Volunteer service