Our latest Impact Report is out - packed with inspiring peoples stories, service spotlights, and how we've saved the NHS & social care system £46.2M. Discover our journey & join the celebration 👉 buff.ly/SBlpGmU @NENC_NHS #Healthworks30 #ImpactReport #NHS

Healthworks is here to help you to stop smoking this October! If you’re curious about giving up for good, or already committed to quitting, our free stop smoking support is designed to help you at every step. View our Stop Smoking page to find out more: buff.ly/bw9xsDP

📣 Our 2025–26 Impact Report is here! 👥 17,899 people supported 📍 78,218 attendances 💷 £56m estimated savings to the NHS & social care Discover how we're improving health, reducing inequalities and supporting communities across the North East. buff.ly/DvObklm

The Autumn issue of Raring2go is now out and is available to view below: buff.ly/6MxPWbX It's full of ideas for things to do and places to go in Newcastle, North Tyneside & Gateshead, many of them FREE.

Coming soon: Healthworks Impact Report 2025 - 2026 📢 We’re looking forward to sharing our highlights, achievements and impact with you. 📅 Launching 29 September - watch this space! #Healthworks #ImpactReport #CommunityHealth #HealthAndWellbeing #Newcastle

🌟 Can you help improve the health & wellbeing of local people? 🌟 We're hiring a Health Promotion Practitioner Community Cancer Awareness Worker to join us in tackling health inequalities! Apply today 🔽 👉 Apply here: buff.ly/jGpanty #HiringNow #TeamHealthworks

A good night's sleep helps protect us both physically and mentally. Get some sleep education with the free ebook from @TheSleepCharity to help you slumber more peacefully 👉 bit.ly/3qzXuXv #Sleeptember

Just a reminder that our centres are shut today for the Bank Holiday and open tomorrow as normal.

Stay safe in the sun this summer. Protect your skin with sunscreen that's at least SPF30. #SunAwareness #SkinCancerAwareness

Check out the Next Steps Event happening at the NUCASTLE next week.

A self-check for mouth cancer takes 45 seconds and can save your life. Be aware of what is going on in your mouth – this video from @dentalhealthorg explains how to carry out your check and what signs to look out for. #MouthCancerAwareness 👇👇👇 buff.ly/ucOWMJj

Do you know what affects your risk of getting cancer? Some things we can't change, such as age or genetics. But there's lots we can do to reduce our risk and live a healthier life. @WCRF_UK tell us all we need to know 👉 buff.ly/3m2nGMf #CancerPrevention

If your stuck on what to do next after receiving your GCSE results then why not take advantage of the Drop in appointments available at Newcastle City Library provide by the Newcastle Careers Team.

If you’re aged 55-74 and have ever smoked and are invited for a free lung health check, book today – even if you feel fine. It’s best to check. Early diagnosis saves lives.

Digestive health has a huge impact on our wellbeing. People with healthy digestion are less likely to have problems such as constipation & heartburn, or more serious diseases such as cancer. Find out how to keep your tummy healthy 👉 bit.ly/3LovjAa

Drinking too much alcohol can contribute to serious illness, including cancer. But there's some easy changes you can make to help you cut down. @WCRF_UK share 10 tips to reduce your intake 👉 bit.ly/3PLp3X1 #CancerPrevention

We are looking for a Health Improvement Practitioner – Physical Activity Specialist to join our award-winning team If you are dedicated to promoting health and wellbeing, then we’d love to hear from you Find out more about the role and apply today: buff.ly/6ZtBRov

Headaches are a symptom of a brain tumour, but on their own they’re unlikely to be the cause. Knowing the early warning signs matters. @braintumourrsch share when adults should visit their GP 👉 bit.ly/3YRqrdy #BrainTumourAwareness

Eating a healthy diet, based on the principles of the Eatwell Guide, could help reduce your risk of developing certain cancers. Try to include lots of fruit and veg, wholegrains, protein and healthy fats. Read more 👉 buff.ly/z5G2LS0

Checking your breasts or chest regularly helps you learn what looks and feels normal for you. This makes it easier to notice any changes that could be a sign of a condition such as breast cancer. For advice, visit rebrand.ly/xogoro0