Workplace stress is reaching record levels, around 1 in 5 needed to take time off work and adult workers said they’re not comfortable letting their line manager or senior leader know if they’re experiencing high levels of pressure or stress. 

At St John Ambulance, our Mental Health training courses are designed to give your team the confidence to recognise the signs of poor mental health, start supportive conversations, and respond appropriately. Whether you’re looking to train managers or build awareness across your organisation, we have flexible options to suit your needs.

Explore our mental health training, and access our free resources today. 

Laura Stanley from Charity Digital explores how burnout affects charity professionals and how managers can prioritise wellbeing within their teams. Take a look here.

The RDN’s Patient Engagement in Clinical Development (PECD) Service is currently recruiting public partners for a document review for a study around multiple sclerosis. 

Participants will be reimbursed £55 for their time.   

The deadline for people to apply to participate is 1 pm on Thursday, 12th March 2026.  

NIHR Patient Engagement in Clinical Development(PECD) Service

Help improve health research for people living with Multiple Sclerosis

 

 

In this new article, Ben Wittenberg explains that while managing staff wellbeing in the voluntary sector is challenging, leaders can significantly reduce burnout through honest workload conversations, clear wellbeing structures, strong boundary-setting, human-centred one-to-ones, everyday trust-building, and knowing when to signpost further support. Read more here.

Please if you have symptoms of flu: coughing, sneezing or fever – help stop the spread. 

Stay home if you can and wear a mask around other people. 

Look after yourself, rest, keep warm take paracetamol or ibuprofen to lower your temperature and treat aches and pains.

Drink plenty of water and stay hydrated. 

If you need medical help or advice use NHS 111 online or over the phone from home. 

Please do not travel to our hospitals or emergency services. 

Help stop the spread.

More information➡️ www.nhs.uk/conditions/flu

If you are eligible for a flu vaccination:

  • over 65
  • children aged 2-3 all school age children
  • people with health conditions
  • and those who are pregnant – make sure you get yours now.

 

Are you interested in helping to improve health and care research for children? This is your opportunity to give your feedback on a clinical trial to support children to reach a healthy weight. Find out more

For further health news, click here – NWL Neighbourhood Heath Newsletter

Access to urgent dental appointments has been improved, don’t suffer with painful tooth problems, you can now call NHS 111 to get help.

Appointments can be accessed 24 hours a day, seven days a week through NHS 111 — either online or by calling 111.

What the service covers

Urgent dental appointments are there to help people experiencing serious dental problems, including:

  • severe toothache that cannot be managed with over-the-counter painkillers
  • dental abscesses causing swelling, pain or fever
  • broken, fractured or knocked-out teeth and fillings
  • bleeding in the mouth following an injury
  • infection
  • severe gum bleeding.

How to access care

You do not need to be registered with a dentist to use this service. Anyone in need of urgent advice or treatment can contact NHS 111.

More information about urgent dental conditions is available at NHS.uk/urgentdentalcare.

Parsons Green Walk-in Centre – Here when you need us

Located in Fulham, the Parsons Green Walk-in Centre is open to anyone aged 2 years and over who needs prompt, non-emergency care.

No appointment needed – just walk in.
Open 7 days a week (Mon–Fri 08:00–20:00; Sat–Sun 09:00–13:30; Bank Holidays 09:00–17:00. Closed Easter Sunday, Christmas Day & New Year’s Day).
Service led by advanced clinical practitioners who can help with:

  • Sore throats, coughs, ear infections
  • Sprains, minor cuts and bruises (no x-ray available)
  • Minor burns and scalds
  • Insect bites or stings
  • Rashes and skin irritations
  • Emergency contraception
  • Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
  • Acute wound care (new cuts, abrasions, tear or after surgery)

By choosing the Walk-in Centre for minor illnesses or injuries, you can help our local A&Es focus on those who need urgent, life-saving care.

Visit the Parsons Green Walk-in Centre at 5-7 Parsons Green, London, SW6 4UL.

St Charles Urgent Care Centre – Supporting our community

The St Charles Urgent Care Centre in North Kensington is here for you and your family when you need care for non-emergency conditions.

For patients aged 2 years and over
Open every day: 08:00 – 20:00- 365 days per year
No appointment required – walk in anytime.

Staffed by experienced advanced clinical practitioners who can help with

  • Minor injuries (sprains and strains, minor fractures) X-ray available for limbs only
  • Flu-like symptoms and infections
  • Rashes and allergic reactions
  • Eye infections
  • Minor burns and scalds
  • UTI symptoms
  • Acute wound care (new cuts, abrasions, tear or after surgery)

By choosing our Centre for minor illnesses or injuries, you can help our local A&Es focus on those who need urgent, life-saving care.

Visit St Charles NHS Urgent Care Centre at St Charles Hospital, Exmoor St, London

 W10 6DZ.

Soho Walk-in Centre – Convenient care in central London

Right in the heart of central London, the Soho Walk-in Centre is here to help local workers, residents, visitors, and tourists.

For anyone aged 16 years and over
No appointment needed – just walk in.
Opening hours:

  • Tuesday–Friday: 08:00 – 18:00
  • Saturday–Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00
  • Bank Holidays: 10:00 – 18:00 (Closed on Christmas Day)

Staffed by experienced advanced clinical practitioners who can help with

  • Coughs, colds, sore throats
  • Skin, chest, ear, and throat infections
  • Sprains, minor cuts and bruises (no x-ray available)
  • Eye or ear problems
  • Skin conditions (eczema, rashes, bites)
  • Stomach upsets and digestive issues
  • Acute wound care (new cuts, abrasions, tear or after surgery).

By choosing the Walk-in Centre for minor illnesses or injuries, you can help our local A&Es focus on those who need urgent, life-saving care.

Visit the Soho Walk-in Centre at 1 Frith St, Soho Square, London, W1D 3HZ.

 

 

Tuesday 14th October, 11am – 3pm:

Hear from a Community Mental Health Link Worker from the H&F North Mental Health Integrated Network Team describe the support that is available,  share your experiences and talk openly about mental health, wellbeing, and life’s challenges in a supportive and understanding space. Everyone is welcome!

For more information: 

Contact us on info@macwo.org, or 020 82489755.

Flyer

H&F council are hosting a free vaccine event at 145 King Street, Hammersmith in October.

For further details, click here.