Buy the Good Stuff – Christmas Raffle Winners
CTSI’s #Buythegoodstuff Raffle raises over £10,000 for local groups! Under the current restrictions, many charities and community groups could not hold their usual Christmas fayres
People living well within supportive communities is at the heart of the local Health and Social Care Partnership’s aspirations. One of its priorities is to connect people to their neighbourhoods and communities, promoting good health and self-help.
CTSI, SVE and partners have created a new volunteer role to support this aim: Community Health Champions
The Health Champions will receive training so that they can help to make a positive difference to health and wellbeing in their own family, community and workplace and will work together to develop local information resources. They will attend an accredited course by the Royal Society of Public Health run by Forth Valley College and additional training will be provided by NHS Forth Valley on various health topics. Activities may include:
The first group of Champions undertook training in the autumn/ winter 202 and will begin in their role over Christmas and the new year. Look out for them in newsletters and social media.
We would still like to hear from anyone who is passionate about health and well-being issues and would like to develop their knowledge and gain experience in this area.
Interested in finding out more about the work of Community Health Champions? Think you’d be up for the challenge of becoming a Community Health Champion for your area?
Get in touch! Complete the contact form below and a member of our team will get back to your shortly.
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CTSI’s #Buythegoodstuff Raffle raises over £10,000 for local groups! Under the current restrictions, many charities and community groups could not hold their usual Christmas fayres
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