Here's a collection of recent Yorkshire Evening Post articles which highlight the work of Forum Central, particularly our partner organisation Leeds Older People's Forum, and the health and care third sector. Leeds over 60s Covid response: Plea [...]
The two new courses from Carers Leeds to promote and support carers wellbeing add to their existing programme of online social events and support group sessions, see all Carers Leeds events. Follow the links below to find [...]
A free training programme is available to support unpaid carers and people in the West Yorkshire and Harrogate region with a personal health budget (PHB) now and beyond COVID-19. Sessions are running on multiple dates and times [...]
The rules around concessionary travel have been relaxed from 8th February. Older and disabled people with concessionary bus passes can travel free before 9.30am on weekdays if going to or from Covid vaccination appointments. Bus pass holders [...]
Time to Shine’s Diverse Voices podcast is now live, in which older people from diverse communities talk about their experiences including the impact of discrimination and hate crime, the challenges faced by the Windrush generation, the need [...]
Time to Shine is hosting two training sessions focused on using a toolkit it has created to help organisations who work with older people to use coproduction within their work. Created as part of Louise Whitehead's PhD, [...]
The Conservation Volunteers and Groundwork, in collaboration with Forum Central and Third Sector Leeds are delivering a workshop to discuss the development of a Green Active Provider network for the city. Date: Wednesday 5 May 2021 Time: [...]
Wise Up To Ageism is a new awareness raising session from Age Proud Leeds. Through taking part in the session people can find out more about ageism and the impact is has. People taking part will also [...]
West Yorkshire and Harrogate Partnership met in December to explore what systems are in place to support patients with post- Covid syndrome and to identify what clinical and non-clinical pathways would be needed in future. The [...]
Those who are aged 60 and over are at greater risk of health complications from COVID-19, so it’s really important that these people take extra care to protect themselves. This means reducing physical contact with others as [...]
