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Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership special edition newsletter - Carers week 2018.
Welcome to the Partnership's June 2018 Newsletter. In this edition we celebrate the achievements of staff at recent awards. We also look at the new Palliative and End of Life Care Plan plus a wide range of other activity.
The newsletter gives a update of volunteer activity in the North West Locality of Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership.
Read the latest update on the new Health and Care Centre.
Latest news from the Partnership's South Locality Engagement Forum including public event on 7th June.
Welcome to the February 2018 Newsletter.
In January staff supported Cervical Cancer Prevention Week posting pictures on the Partnership's Twitter Account @GCHSCP to promote the Jo's Trust #SmearforSmear Campaign.
We also have a focus on Anticipatory Care Planning and the work going on in localities to promote recovery from addictions.
Work began on the new Woodside Health and Care Centre in early March 2017 and is expected to be completed and operational by the end of 2018. The project build is on target to meet the completion date.
This month we celebrated the long service awards for social work staff as well as other awards received by our staff. We also have a focus on equality including the British Sign Language (BSL) Scotland Act 2015. We also look at recent activities staff have taken part in, including 16 days of Action to Eliminate Violence Against Women and Carers Rights Day.
This month we are celebrating the success of Partnership staff and projects at recent awards ceremonies. We also look at the work being done to train staff who work with people with dementia, the success of providing Money Advice Services in our health centres and a new campaign to help reduce numbers of young people smoking.
