Be aware and act FAST to help save lives
During Stroke Awareness Month (1-31 May), health professionals in Sefton are reminding people that acting F.A.S.T can help save lives.
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Take the ‘CAN DO’ Challenge for Men’s Health Week
This Men’s Health Week (14-20 June), we are encouraging everyone in Sefton to try taking the ‘CAN DO’ Challenge.
Government announces extra COVID support for City Region
The Government has announced that Sefton, along with the rest of the Liverpool City Region’s boroughs and other parts of the country will be receiving additional support to help identify and prevent the spread of COVID Delta variant, which was first identified in India.
COVID is still seven-day-a-week threat warns health chief
As the weekend approaches, Sefton Council is reminding people who live and work in the borough, that unlike many of us COVID-19 doesn’t take Saturdays and Sundays off.
Walk-in COVID-19 vaccinations available over Grab-A-Jab weekend
From today, Friday 25 June, people in Sefton will be able to walk in and get a COVID-19 vaccination at convenient sites, without needing to book an appointment in advance.
COVID pandemic doesn’t end on the 19th of July, says Sefton Council Leader
With significant numbers of people expressing concerns about the Government’s plans to remove all COVID restrictions from Monday 19th July, Sefton Council is stressing that people have the right to take whatever action makes them feel safe.
Pregnant women urged to come forward for COVID-19 vaccine across Cheshire and Merseyside
The Cheshire & Merseyside Health Care Partnership has joined the call for pregnant women to get vaccinated against Covid-19.
NHS patients, staff and visitors must continue to wear face coverings in healthcare settings
Everyone accessing or visiting healthcare facilities must continue to wear a face covering and follow social distancing rules, despite COVID restrictions ending in many other settings in England from 19 July.
Free app launched to help with increased COVID related drinking
The ‘Lower My Drinking’ app has been launched for residents of Sefton and the wider Cheshire and Merseyside area. It is free to download for anyone who lives or works in the area.
Parents and carers advised to be aware of the signs of respiratory illnesses and when to get help
Health experts locally are urging parents and carers to be aware of the signs of respiratory illnesses in children with cases higher than usual for this time of year and further increases expected over the winter months.
