Campaign

Monday 4 February to Sunday 10 February is Children’s Mental Health Week, which was started in 2015 by children’s mental…

A new campaign is reminding people about the great support available from pharmacies and how they are the best first…

The Greystone Footbridge will be lit green from Saturday (2 February) to show Knowsley’s support for the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity.…

As part of Knowsley’s multi-agency working, including Knowsley Council, Merseyside Police, Mersey Fire and Rescue Service, Registered Providers of Social Housing and Knowsley Youth Mutual, to raise awareness of and prevent knife crime, the council has invested in knife wands.

The New Year may be well underway but it is not too late to sign up for a break from…

Families are being encouraged to help their children cut down on the amount of sugar they consume by swapping for…

The ‘Staying Well in Knowsley’ guide, giving vital information about a range of community-based health and social care services, is…

If you’re a woman aged 50 to 70 you may receive an invitation to attend an appointment in the mobile…

Everything you need to know before buying your child a potentially dangerous toy this Christmas.

North West Boroughs Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has released a short animation to help people decide when to visit a…

A new scheme is being rolled out across Merseyside for people with Autism Spectrum Conditions to help to ensure they…

It’s a case of ‘so far, sew good’ for a community scheme in Northwood, that’s using creative arts and crafts…

Is my child eligible for the flu vaccinations? If your child is in reception or years 1, 2, 3, 4…

It’s Alcohol Awareness Week (19 to 25 November) and this year the focus is on making changes in our lives…

International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (also known as ‘White Ribbon Day’) is on Sunday 25 November and Knowsley Council is raising awareness of this important issue.

That’s the message from the Department for Education’s ‘Together, we can tackle child abuse’ campaign, which the council is supporting…

Merseyside councils have been successful in a bid to the Government’s Domestic Abuse Fund, providing further support to domestic abuse…

12 to 16 November, is national Anti-Bullying Week and throughout the week, the Bullybusters team will be running workshops and assemblies around…

A community ‘action day’ took place on Friday 30 November in which members of the community with Swanside councillors and supported by facilities and environmental company Assit tidied up community spaces at St. Bartholomew’s Church, The Age UK Mid Mersey Roby Hub and Roby Field.

A Kirkby-based organisation, Comics Youth CIC, scooped three top awards at last week’s Royal Society for Public Health’s Health and…

As National Adoption Week gets underway on Monday 15 October, Knowsley Council – as part of the regional adoption agency…

A group of Knowsley councillors have become Alzheimer’s Society’s ‘Dementia Friends’ pledging to help end the stigma for people living with dementia.

Could you or someone you know write for a youth-led zine? This could be the perfect opportunity!

Have you had your flu jab? If you have a long term health condition, now is the time to have…

October 10th is World Mental Health Day with the theme for 2018 set by the World Health Organisation as ‘Young…

The council is supporting the Environment Agency’s campaign, equipping residents with information around what to do in the event of…

Smokers in Knowsley can get help to give up at events throughout October as part of the ‘Know Your CO’ stop smoking campaign.

Knowsley Council has pledged its support to introduce UNISON’s ethical care charter which will ensure adequate staffing levels and sufficient…

Newly landscaped gardens at the Age UK Mid-Mersey Roby Hub were officially opened during an open day to mark the end of 12 months of extensive renovations.

The ‘Kind to Teeth’ campaign is urging families to make healthier drink choices for their young children in a bid…

Escape the Control is a campaign launched across Knowsley and Sefton to help people understand extreme control is actually domestic abuse. Do you know the signs?

The Counter Terrorism Policing’s national campaign is encouraging the public to help tackle terrorism by reporting suspicious behaviour – find out some examples of suspicious behaviour.

The Drink Less Enjoy More campaign is encouraging people to keep more of an eye on how much alcohol they drink and consider what the consequences could be.

The new Be Clear on Cancer campaign hopes to encourage people with a persistent cough or breathlessness to get their symptoms checked out.

The Better By Bus campaign is encouraging people to use the bus by highlighting the benefits of stepping aboard.

A new campaign is encouraging people to give up drinking pop for 21 days. Do you think you could do it?

Find out what you can do if you are worried about a child’s safety.

An app has been developed for people to find out the nutritional value of food in a bid to help families make healthier food choices.

Make Time is a campaign promoting different activities you can do to improve your mental wellbeing. Find out what you can do to boost your mood instantly!