We are living in a time of real challenge, facing interlinked nature, climate and health emergencies that are impacting every part of life. But there
The local CHP team worked on an NHS project called ‘Green Social Prescribing Places’ with SOAR, a community regeneration charity, Esh Construction, Sheffield Housing and YORhub.
in 2022 the tenants at The Energise Centre in Salford came together to initiate a community gardening project, called “Grow Together Gardening Group,” in order to revamp the courtyard space in the centre, combat social isolation, improve mental health, and teach users new skills. The Big Life Group, an organisation dedicated to fighting inequality, led the project to create a wellness garden.
The Courtyard Gardens at Fareham Community Hospital were officially opened by The Right Honourable Suella Braverman KC MP and The Worshipful the Mayor of Fareham Michael Ford and the Mayoress Anne Ford last week (Friday 28 October), including the unveiling of a tree for the Queens Green Canopy project, located within the hospital grounds
CHP has donated more than 60 unwanted privacy curtains to charities in Liverpool and Nottingham, enabling people to learn sewing, encourage fabric reuse and support wellbeing. This is a part of ongoing projects supporting initiatives like Recycling Week, measuring and supporting social value activities and delivering sustainable facilities offering safe, flexible, well-used and welcoming spaces.
Patients, visitors and NHS staff to benefit from improved garden space at hospital, with innovative project to be led by social care charity Community Integrated
Steve Barclay, MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, visited the Jean Bishop Integrated Care Centre in Hull on 17 August to open
The Citycare team were recently joined by Environmental & Management Solutions Yorkshire (EMS), a charity, to create a garden in memory of Hull’s iconic Bee
Patients, visitors and NHS staff at Newton Community Hospital (NCH) will enjoy a new and improved garden space in Summer 2021, thanks to a new
A wooden bench commemorating Captain Sir Tom has been donated to the walk in centre staff at Litherland Town Hall Health Centre in Liverpool. The bench is to thank the local NHS team for their tireless efforts supporting the local population over the last year. The team received money from Captain Tom’s Fund, decided a bench would be perfect, with CHP covering the cost of installation.
