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NHS launches first-ever breast screening campaign to help detect thousands of cancers earlier.

Have you thought about what happens to the person you care for if something happens to you? As well as planning ahead with them about their health and social care decisions it is important to think ahead about what might happen if you are suddenly unwell, have an accident, or have to go into hosp…

There may be a number of people who become involved in the person you care for’s end of life care and the provision of support to you as their carer. The person you care for may receive support from some or all of the following people, and you and the person you care for can ask questions to any …

Extra care housing progress Work starts on new state-of-the-art facility in Guildford

First Community's new resource aims to boost confidence and reduce fall risks

How the RTS switch off could affect your home's electricity and hot water supply

Join Surrey Heartlands for an informative session on menopause, pelvic health, and contraception

Surrey County Council launches the Dementia Advice and Information Project

Discover simple tools to make caregiving easier

Coping with bereavement is difficult when death is expected, but if the death is sudden it is even harder to deal with. A sudden death might be the result of: A murder. Road or other accident. Heart attack (which is also the second highest cause of death after cancer). Drug or alcohol o…