Daisy First Aid is an award winning national company which is run in this area by Juliet who is a retired police officer with 25 years' service and 5 children of her own so she has plenty of real life experience and stories to tell!…

We support people experiencing symptoms of psychosis for the first time, as well as people at risk of developing psychosis. Psychosis affects the way someone believes, views and experiences things. It most commonly develops between late teens and early adulthood. Anyone can develop psychosis, and…

Local pharmacy offering Diabetes Service, Asthma Service, Blood Pressure Testing service, Stop Smoking service and Prescription MOT service

If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with cancer, you’re not alone. Find out what to expect, get information, practical advice and support, hear from experts and read about other people’s experiences.

Paediatric First Aid Courses (6 & 12 Hour) for both Parents and local childcare workers. Courses can be run anywhere across West Berkshire in-house to local childcare settings. Parents can organise group courses at their homes and benefit from a range of easy to learn…

Our Patient Advice & Liaison Service (PALS) is a free, informal and confidential service providing support and guidance across Berkshire Healthcare. PALS also assists carers and relatives and recognises their essential role as part of the ‘team’. PALS is part of the Patient Experience Team…

Group B Streptococcus Testing Information  Group B Streptococcus (GBS) is the most common cause of life threatening infections in new born babies in the UK. GBS Test kit will be send to your home by post. You can take the samples yourself and send it…

Giving you confidence to act in an emergency Course outcomes Taking action in an emergency, checking the casualty, delivering CPR and using an AED defibrillator, choking, recovery position, shock, wounds and bleeding, seizures, burns and scalds, foreign objects, major illnesses Fully regulated Ofqual qualification with…

Advice on Speech and Language concerns.

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