This week is Cervical Cancer Prevention Week. Statistics show that 1 in 3 people don't go to their cervical screening appointment due to embarrassment or fear. There's a lot of built-up stigma around the test, but it's one that's vitally important. According to the NHS, the early signs of ovarian cancer can be: a swollen […]
International Day of Acceptance takes place on the 20th of January every year as a powerful reminder of the importance of social acceptance and the inclusion of people with disabilities. This day is dedicated to fostering a more inclusive society that recognises the abilities, contributions, and rights of all individuals, regardless of their physical or […]
Open up your heart … and your arms, this January 21st for National Hug Day! As you might guess, this day is an annual event dedicated to the underrated art form of the hug. We love all types of hugs, from the one-armed bro hug to full bear hugs. So let’s get hugging! The simplest and most […]
National Compliment Day takes place on the 24th of January every year as a wonderful opportunity to spread kindness and positivity through the simple act of giving compliments. This day encourages individuals to recognise and vocalise the good in others, reinforcing the power of positive words in uplifting spirits and strengthening connections. National Compliment Day […]
The 25th January is known nationally as Burns Night. Known in medieval Celtic culture as a story teller, verse maker and composer, the word ‘Bard’ has become synonymous with the world’s greatest poets. However, few are as celebrated as Scotland’s own ‘National Bard’, Robert Burns, who we pay tribute to on 25 January each […]
Holocaust Memorial Day (#HMD) takes place on 27 January each year and is a time to remember the millions of people murdered during the Holocaust, under Nazi Persecution and in the genocides which followed in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur. Holocaust Memorial Day is a time when we seek to learn the lessons of […]
Raynaud’s Awareness Month is observed in February in the United Kingdom to drive awareness about the condition, increase advocacy for people suffering from it, and promote the need for a cure. Up to 10 million people in the UK have a form of Raynaud's and yet research shows that nearly half of UK adults don’t […]
Dignity Action Day has now become Dignity Action Month, and is an annual observance dedicated to promoting and upholding the principles of dignity and respect in the delivery of care services, particularly in healthcare and social care settings. The month serves as a reminder of the importance of treating every individual with #Compassion, understanding, and […]
