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Healthwatch Sefton is the independent health and social care champion giving children, young people and adults a powerful voice in shaping services.

06/05/2026

Dementia Action Week is fast approaching May 18-25 📅

Alzheimer’s Society are holding a Community information and support event at the Atkinson Library in Southport on Monday 18 May from 10am to 4pm ⏰

The event is designed to help those already affected by dementia as well as anyone worried about their memory or wanting to find out more about this condition.

Alzheimer’s Society has teamed up with the local Memory Clinic, Sefton Carers’ Centre and Sefton Council to offer a variety of support and information.

06/05/2026

Mersey Care has achieved the maximum Triangle of Care Award which recognises its strong commitment to partnership working between people receiving care, unpaid carers and healthcare professionals.

The Trust has been awarded Triangle of Care Star 3 following an independent peer-reviewed assessment of physical and other services, which builds on previous one‑ and two‑star awards achieved for its mental health, learning disability and other inpatient and community services.

The Triangle of Care is a national quality improvement scheme led by Carers Trust, promoting effective partnership between people receiving care, their carers, and healthcare professionals, and support for carers’ own needs. A carer is regarded as someone who provides unpaid care or support for a partner, parent, child, sibling, family, friend or neighbour who has a disability or long term health condition.

You can find out more about this story in the news section of our website or by clicking the link in our story 🔗

06/05/2026

Life can be hard. Loss can feel unbearable. Music can help us grieve—and heal.

When Nigel Linacre lost his son George to su***de, he began writing about his love and his grief. Together with jazz pianist Vladimir Miller, he created Grief Opera—a deeply moving musical experience shaped by loss, love, and hope.
Audiences have called it:
 “Absolutely beautiful and moving.”
 “It showed me hope for the future.”
 “You showed me that love is everlasting.”
 “Its messages will stay with me for life.”

Featuring international tenor Neil Latchman and rock singer Keri Farish, alongside Nigel, Vladimir, and a cast of performers who have all experienced loss—including the Sing Their Name Choir.

📍 Unitarian Church
 🗓 Saturday 9 May, 7pm

🎟 Tickets: www.thegriefopera.org (also on Eventbrite) £10 + booking fee | Limited availability on the door

If you need support today: Samaritans 📞 116 123 Survivors Support 📞 0300 111 5065

28/04/2026

In recent days, there has been confirmation of contaminated batch/batches of he**in circulating in and around the Southport area, with other reports of concern from other local areas across Cheshire and Merseyside.

There have also been a number of overdoses, some of which required hospitalisation and at least one of which was fatal.

Forensic testing has identified the synthetic opioid etonitazene in the supply. Synthetic opiates are extremely high risk increasing the risk of overdose and of death.

Using these drugs could result in you being hospitalised or dying.

28/04/2026

Together in Dementia Everyday (tide) and Alzheimer’s
Society are working together to provide peer support groups in Liverpool and Sefton that are specially for younger people with dementia and their carers. Come along and meet others for mutual support, information sharing and a bit of fun!

28/04/2026

A research team from the University of Liverpool, The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre and University Hospitals Liverpool NHS Foundation Trust is conducting a participatory research project.

The aim of the project is to co-develop recommendations and guidance for cancer services in the Northwest region and to create information tailored to autistic individuals to help prepare for cancer care services.

Who can participate?

Autistic patients or relatives of autistic patients who have experienced cancer care in the Northwest in the last 12 months.

Participation opportunities:

One hour interviews online or face to face. (compensated).

And/or

Workshops, three hours in person (compensated).

For more information please contact:

Dr. Jo Clough [email protected], 0151 795 5364

Principal Investigator [email protected] 0151 795 5364.

22/04/2026

Massive thanks to everyone that said Hello today at St Leonards, we are back here next Thursday between 12-2 to discuss any of your Health and Social care needs in Sefton.

13/04/2026

Dementia is all about old people isn’t it? No, it isn’t.

Although dementia is an age-related condition, there are about 72,000 people under 65 with young onset dementia in the UK. Services are often geared to older people so younger people with the condition can struggle to find appropriate support.

To improve understanding, Dementia Liverpool is holding a Young Onset Dementia Awareness Day at Liverpool Central Library on 7 May 2026, between 10.00-4.00pm.

This free drop -in event will include:

expert talks about young onset dementia and why the experience is different from having the condition in older age;
a wide range of stalls providing information about local support and daily living assistance;
advice on legal, employment and financial matters;
conversations with younger people with dementia and their carers about how it has affected their lives; and
opportunities to become a ‘Dementia Friend’ who can do their own bit for raising awareness –

To attend, book online at youngonsetdementialiverpool.eventbrite.com

05/04/2026

Happy Easter from all at Healthwatch Sefton.

01/04/2026

When diagnosed early, nine in ten people survive bowel cancer. That’s why this April, to support Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, we’re asking you to help raise awareness so everyone has the best chance of an early diagnosis.

Knowing the symptoms is important to help spot bowel cancer early. The earlier that it’s found, the more treatable it’s likely to be.

Bowel cancer is cancer that begins in the large bowel, which is made up of the colon and re**um. It’s sometimes called colorectal cancer.

For more information on the symptoms of Bowel Cancer visit ➡️ bowelcanceruk.org.uk

01/04/2026

Additional clinics are taking place in Sefton, during the Easter school holidays, to help parents and carers make sure their children’s vaccinations are up to date 📅

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