Young people should be supported to manage their own health as they move into adulthood. Young people with learning disabilities should be registered with GPs from age 14 and annual health checks and plans are offered.
Digital Resources for Young People
The NHS have put together a list of recommended digital resources for young people. These are resources designed to help with mental health,...
Couch to 2K
The Children's Foundation have organised a Couch to 2K group for 8-19 year olds. The group meets every Monday from 5-6pm in Leazes Park. For more...
Sexual Health
Sexual health is an important part of your mental and physical wellbeing, and good sexual health can help you build strong, positive and equal...
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Feeling good mentally is just as important as feeling good physically. Emotional health plays a huge role in how we all think, feel and behave.Poor...
Health for Young People
It’s a good idea to start developing a positive attitude to health when you are young, and you should be aware of all of the risks to your physical...
Adult Disability and Sensory Loss
Find out more about things like support for living in your own home, getting out and about, or employment and volunteering.
14+Annual Health Check
People with a learning disability often have poorer physical and mental health than other people. This does not need to be the case. Annual health...