Better Health at Work Award County Durham

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Better Health at Work Award County Durham Better Health at Work Award recognises the efforts of local employers addressing health and wellbeing issues within the workplace

If your business is interested in learning how to raise awareness around Health and Wellbeing subjects, engage and motivate their staff while making them more productive and gaining recognition in the form of an award then please contact us.

30/10/2026

Looking for ways to improve employee wellbeing? The Better Health at Work Award gives you the tools to make change and support employees. 💚

Want to find out how to get involved? See the video above.

Find out more and sign up at www.betterhealthatworkaward.org.uk

29/10/2026

♀️ Women make up nearly half of the UK workforce, yet many of the health issues that affect them at work, including menstrual health, menopause, fertility, pregnancy loss, mental health and long-term health conditions, remain overlooked or under-represented in workplace policies, practices and culture.

The Better Health at Work Award equips businesses with the tools to support women in the workplace. There is a brand new toolkit available here: www.betterhealthatworkaward.org.uk/womens-health-toolkit

Empower your workplace to better support women's health, wellbeing and inclusion with our free, open access resource tha...
22/10/2026

Empower your workplace to better support women's health, wellbeing and inclusion with our free, open access resource that can be used by any workplace, regardless of size or sector.

The Better Health at Work Award is pleased to launch the Women's Health in the Workplace Toolkit; a practical, interactive resource designed to help employers create supportive environments where women feel understood, valued, and able to thrive.

Find out more and see the full toolkit here: www.betterhealthatworkaward.org.uk/womens-health-toolkit

22/10/2026

The Body Coach, Joe Wicks, has shared tips to help families get moving, especially during the colder months. What new move could your family make this week? ✨

Sometimes a change of scene is all it takes to spark new interests and keep things exciting. Look out for free, low-cost or accessible events or activities in your local area, such as junior parkrun, that you and your family can try together.

If you’re getting everyone moving, laughing and feeling good, you’re doing it right.

Find more of Joe Wicks’ Top Tips and simple, 10-minute ideas to get moving together, visit NHS.uk/LetsMove

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Primary Care Musculoskeletal (MSK) and Mental Health event today. 💙It was fa...
21/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Primary Care Musculoskeletal (MSK) and Mental Health event today. 💙

It was fantastic to see so many people come together to learn, share experiences and explore ways to support wellbeing in the workplace.

A special thank you to our guest speakers, Dr Richard Duggins, Calvin Howorth and Rian West, who shared valuable insights on mental health, musculoskeletal health and workplace wellbeing.

The event also gave attendees the opportunity to take part in wellbeing activities, discover useful resources, network with others and continue important conversations around creating healthier, more supportive workplaces.

We hope everyone left feeling informed, inspired and equipped with practical ideas they can take back to their own workplace.

Find out more about Workplace Health here: www.workplacehealthuk.co.uk

20/10/2026

The Body Coach, Joe Wicks, has shared tips to help families get moving, especially during the colder months. Looking to encourage your children to move more? Have a go alongside them to help build their confidence You don’t need to be a pro before you dive in with your kids. 🏃

Moving side by side is what it’s all about. Give things like frisbee, swimming , stretching or cycling a go, and let them see you wobble, make mistakes and keep smiling. Having a go and enjoying yourselves is what really matters!

Find more of Joe Wicks’ Top Tips and simple, 10-minute ideas to get moving together, visit NHS.uk/LetsMove

18/10/2026

The Body Coach, Joe Wicks, has shared tips to help families get moving, especially during the colder months. Can you sneak exercise into the school run? ✏

Small moments of movement can fit into journeys you’re already making. Walk, wheel, scoot or cycle to school when you can to sneak exercise into your daily routine! You can make it playful by counting dogs, racing to lampposts, or letting your kids invent a challenge to keep it fun.

Find more of Joe Wicks’ Top Tips and simple, 10-minute ideas to get moving together, visit NHS.uk/LetsMove

16/10/2026

The Body Coach, Joe Wicks, has shared tips to help families get moving, especially during the colder months. If it’s feeling a little chilly, some movement can help everyone warm up. ☃

A quick game of tag or a trip to the park can warm everyone up, and kids see it as fun, not a chore.

Find more of Joe Wicks’ Top Tips and simple, 10-minute ideas to get moving together, visit NHS.uk/LetsMove

15/10/2026

The Body Coach, Joe Wicks, has shared tips to help families get moving, especially during the colder months. Rainy day? Bring the movement indoors! 😄

Turn everyday tasks into games - race to tidy up, have a living room dance break, or try a quick online workout like ‘Activate’. Movement doesn’t need to look like ‘exercise’, it just needs to be fun!

Find more of Joe Wicks’ Top Tips and simple, 10-minute ideas to get moving together, visit
NHS.uk/LetsMove

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Pioneering Care Partnership, Carers Way
Newton Aycliffe
DL54SF

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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