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As the COVID-19 situation is progressing and the Government guidance continues to change, individuals may be feeling anxious, tired and fed up. Mental Health support during times like these are paramount, which is why Care first have worked tirelessly to … Continue reading →

People across the UK are eagerly awaiting updates on the new Delta variant of the COVID-19 virus and how it will affect our plans to return to some form of normality. It has already started spreading in the UK which … Continue reading →

COVID-19 has impacted us all in may ways. No one and no country has escaped. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted every aspect of the human life and the global economy (Klemeš et al. 2020). The global response to the pandemic of … Continue reading →

This article and accompanying webinar (in line with World Wellbeing week) focuses on raising awareness around a variety of areas linked to our overall wellbeing including emotional, physical, social, and the community aspects of our wellbeing. A variety of areas … Continue reading →

Back in February 2021, a study was launched through the ZOE COVID Study app to find out more about how the pandemic has affected mental health and how best to support people. As well as asking about how people’s life … Continue reading →

With many of us eager to get out and enjoy the sunshine this summer after a very long winter cooped up and restrictions beginning to ease, it is important that we stay safe and protect ourselves in the sun. Sun … Continue reading →

As the COVID-19 situation is progressing and the Government guidance continues to change, individuals may be feeling anxious. Mental Health support during times like these are paramount, which is why Care first have worked tirelessly to ensure our services remain … Continue reading →

World Wellbeing Week – Why awareness is important. World Wellbeing Week is a yearly campaign run by Wellbeing World. It gives us the opportunity to promote an overall awareness for the wide-ranging aspects of wellbeing, including social, physical, emotional, financial, … Continue reading →

There is a clear mental health crisis and growing need for care in the World. Is there a different sort of pandemic on the way or is it already here? It’s almost surreal to look back on the last 15 … Continue reading →

When the COVID-19 Pandemic began government enforced lockdown and social restrictions to reduce the spread of the virus. This of course meant that many workplaces were closed across the country and many of us were given a laptop and told … Continue reading →