Get ready for national Self-Care Week 2015 and the health and wellbeing events taking place in Bracknell Forest between 16 and 22 November. Self-Care Week is being supported by Bracknell Forest Council and Bracknell and Ascot Clinical Commissioning Group (BACCG), Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Healthwatch Bracknell Forest, HealthMakers and Shopmobility. Cllr Dale Birch, Bracknell
If you wish to volunteer during Self-Care Week 2015 please follow the instructions on the posters in this section: Self-Care Week 2015 Volunteers Needed Poster Self-Care Week 2015 Volunteer Training Poster Guidance for engaging with the Public
There will be a range of free physical activity sessions during the Week. Please see the posters in this section for more information and Email the ASCHH Commissioning Team: [email protected] or call 01344 352765 to book your place. Buggy Walk, Monday, 16th November 2015, 10.00: Meet at the front of The Alders and Chestnuts Children’s Centre
There will be a range of information events during Self Care Week 2015. Please see the posters in this section for more information: Find out about Self-Care – Tuesday, 3rd November 2015, 10:00am – 12:30pm, Bracknell Open Learning Centre FallsFree4Life Quiz, Tuesday, 17th November, 10:00-13:00, Crowthorne Morgan Centre, RG45 7LD Age Concern Bracknell Forest Self-Care
School and Children’s Centre Poster Competition As part of the Self-Care Week’s School Poster Competition there will be opportunities for children to learn about Self-Care and to win some fantastic prizes including family tickets to The Look Out and Coral Reef, all generously donated by partners and providers supporting the event. Poster competition for Children’s
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