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Building work is well underway on an exciting venture to improve patient facilities, as the local mental health and learning disabilities trust’s project reaches the construction halfway point.

Childrens Links are delighted to have received funding from The National Lottery Community Fund to enable then to purchase a camper van that can travel into rural communities in East Lindsey to provide refreshments, activities and information for all

Each day 6,000 people become carers. Looking after a loved one can be physically and emotionally exhausting so it's vital that carers get support. Find out how carers can make sure they look after themselves, whilst also taking care of somebody else.

Find out how we've been working together with people to help improve experiences of health and social care in Lincolnshire. #ItStartsWithYou

Staff from the local mental health and learning disabilities trust have taken part in driver training to prepare them for a new role of driving around the county in a large people carrier.

The County Council provides short breaks services in Lincolnshire for people with social care needs. Sometimes known as respite care, these are short term, overnight stays on a planned or emergency basis usually in a care home or residential setting

On the 1st April 19 there was a new provider for Pain Management called CONNECT HEALTH.

Asthma is a common lung condition that affects the airways and can make it difficult to breathe

NHS England and the Ministry of Defence have launched the Armed Forces personnel in transition, Integrated Personal Commissioning for Veterans (IPC4V) Framework.

People who need a care home placement will be supported to get out of hospital sooner, thanks to a new digital portal being rolled out to care homes, councils and hospitals across the country by NHS England as part of The NHS Long Term Plan.

Staff who are making differences to the lives of people with mental health problems and learning disabilities in Lincolnshire will be recognised for their hard work at an awards ceremony in June.

An NHS programme has seen GP surgeries free up more than half a million hours of time for patients in the last year.