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Sunderland’s Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE)
All Together Better Alliance is proud to be part of Sunderland’s Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) community, that is helping creating a more healthy, vibrant and dynamic city. Our team was part of a VOISE event recently, where we discussed how this...
First for Sunderland paramedic
Jeannie Henderson, an advanced paramedic practitioner with Deerness Park Medical Group in Sunderland, has become one of the country’s first paramedic prescribers. Following a nine month intensive training course, Jeannie is now able to prescribe independently to all...
Sunderland GP appointed to help City’s health transformation plans
A Sunderland GP who has worked in the City for almost ten years is set to take up an exciting new role to help transform how health and care support is delivered outside of hospital and closer to local communities. Dr Fadi Khalil is a practising GP who has worked in...
Care bosses appointed for new alliance
THE LEADERS of a new alliance that will oversee community based health care services, for adults in Sunderland have been appointed this month. All Together Better is a new alliance that will officially launch in April, taking on responsibility for all out-of-hospital...
Life is All Together Better for Ken
A Washington man has been given a new lease of life, thanks to a joined-up team of health and social care workers. Life for Ken Murray, 74, has been transformed – from an existence once characterised by loneliness and poor living conditions, to one filled with pride...
Reaping the benefits of improving self care
Jill Meadows, 55, is reaping the benefits of improving her self care. Having gained of weight following two leg injuries and suffering anxiety after losing loved ones, Jill, of Washington Village, was struggling both physical and mentally. “I lost both parents and...
HELP team get Jack through
When the racing heartbeat that had plagued teenager Jack Shields for weeks suddenly turned to stabbing agony, he knew he had just seconds to raise the alarm. Stumbling into his mother’s bedroom in the early hours of the morning, the 21 year-old managed to slap on the...
HELP team get Jack through
When the racing heartbeat that had plagued teenager Jack Shields for weeks suddenly turned to stabbing agony, he knew he just had seconds to raise the alarm. Sunderland Echo, 11 January 2018
Helping people take an active role in health and wellbeing
This week is national Self Care Week and organisations across Sunderland are working together to help people understand the benefits of taking a more active role in their health and wellbeing. Sunderland Echo, Friday 17 November 2017
Jill reaps benefits of getting physical
Jill Meadows, 55, is reaping the benefits of improving her self care. Sunderland Echo, Friday 17 November 2017
Our operational plan for 2019/20 sets out how we will deliver high quality and sustainable services and lays the groundwork for the transformation of how we deliver health and social care across @SunderlandUK. To see what it has in store, visit... atbsunderland.org.uk… pic.twitter.com/YfBq…
