As a practice we have worked very hard on this section on our website as we want to provide our patients with as much support as possible. On this page we have provided links to many different services all our patients can access and many accept self referrals - so an appointment with a GP is not needed. All of these websites are services our GP's recommend patients to look at.
Accessing Mental Health services
Some mental health problems can be managed without the help of a GP. There are a variety of materials available and local organisations offering help, as well as online services. You can also try our mood assessment quiz, which is designed to recommend resources to help you better understand how you feel.There are some mental health services that will allow people to refer themselves. This commonly includes services for drug problemsand alcohol problems, as well as some psychological therapies (IAPT) - this includes Let's Talk. Click here for more information.
Click here to find mental health support services
Click here to tips on how to be happier
Age UK
Age UK is a registered charity in the United Kingdom, formed on 25 February 2009, and launched on 1 April 2009, which combines the operations of the previously separate charities Age Concern and Help the Aged to form the UK's largest charity for older people. Age UK offer support and advice on money, care, health, housing, offer services and more. Click here to visit the Age UK website for more information.
If you need advice or information on money, care or health, call: 0800 055 6112
For more information: Call Age UK Advice: 0800 169 2081
Click here for online information sheets on Money and legal, Health and wellbeing, Home and care, Work and learning, Travel and lifestyle, Housing and much more.
Alcohol and you
Alcohol related problems and conditions are becoming a big issue for the NHS.
Excessive drinking is not just the domain of the young. Regular moderate drinking over a long period of time is also becoming a problem among the middle aged population. For example alcohol raises your blood pressure.
During your consultations with the doctor or the nurse you may be asked about your alcohol consumption. This is a new government initiative to educate patients about the problems associated with excessive alcohol intake.
The current advise is for alcohol intake should be no more than -
- Men: 3-4 units daily or 21 units per week
- Women 2-3 units daily or 14 units per week
It is recommended you should have at least 2 alcohol free days each week.
You may be asked to complete a questionnaire when you attend the surgery.
We have produced a leaflet explaining what level is safe and what damage you can do to yourself with excessive drinking.
Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Clubs
The Coalville Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club is taking place at Hermitage FM Café in Coalville.
New members can just head to Hermitage FM Community Cafe on Memorial Square in Coalville at 9.30am on the last Saturday of the month. There is no need to book a place.
Bereavement Support
The way grief affects you depends on lots of things, including what kind of loss you have suffered, your upbringing, your beliefs or religion, your age, your relationships, and your physical and mental health. Thats why there is lots of Bereavement Support. Dealing with grief can be difficult and there are lots of services and people who are there to support you.
You can find bereavment services near you and contact us for support any time. Services we provide to patients depending on your circumstances are- The Laura Centre, Child Bereavment UK, Cruse Bereavment, SANDS (Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Charity) and Sue Ryder.
Blue Sky Centre
"We want to make it easier for victims of rape or sexual assault to come forward for treatment and support to access services and rebuild their lives."
Contact Blue Sky Centre to self refer to the service.
Boots Pharmacy
We are currently working with Boots Pharmacy to help widen the support offerred to our patients.
Boots offer appointments and support for:
- Chickenpox Vaccination Service
- Hair Loss Service
- HPV Vaccination Service
- Malaria Prevention Service
- Meningitis B Vaccination Service
- Mole Scanning Service
- Pneumonia Vaccination Service
- Travel Vaccination and Advice Service (based in Loughborough and Ashby)
- Winter Flu Vaccination Service
- Acne
- Allergies and Hayfever
- Cold and Flu
- Dental Advice
- Erectile Dsyfunction
- First Aid
- Foot Care
- Incontinence
- Living with Dementia
- Pain Management
- #TheTeenTalk
- Vitamins and Supplements
- Nutrition
- Healthy Lifestyle
And much more! From eye tests and vaccinations to beauty consultations, Boots have a wide range of services for you. Simply choose the service you want, then find a time, date and store that suits you. Some clinics are also online based.
Read more at:https://www.boots.com/appointment-booking#UYm5ZCM1SZkM91v8.99
BPAS - British Pregnancy Advisory Service (including Abortion Services)
"British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) supports thousands of women with abortion treatment every year - we can help you too."
The BPAS website also provides further advise including contraception advise, vasectomy services, miscarriage care, STI advisc and more.
To be referred for a termination you do not need to see your GP. You can call 03457 30 40 30 to refer to BPAS for treatment or complete a Self Referral form for Termination of pregnancy or Vasectomy. This is a multipurpose form. The word referral form is protected to allow completion of the form fields only.
Breast Screening
Women aged between 47-73 years are routinely screened for signs of breast cancer every 3 years. This is usually done in a mobile screening unit situated at the Coucil Offices in London Road, Coalville. The mobile unit will be in Coalville over the next few months.
All women due their screening will be sent a letter directly from the Breast Screening Unit with an appointment date and time and they will be given at least 2 weeks prior notice. Information is given on the invitation letter on how to change or cancel their appointment.
The mobile unit is staffed by female radiographers and the appointment will last 15-20 minutes. The visit consists of answering a few relevant questions, followed by a mammogram (special low dose x-rays) of each breast.
Results will be forwarded to each woman within two weeks, if the results have not arrived within three weeks she is asked to contact the screening office.
CAMHS - Adolescent Mental Health Services
The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) helps children and young people who have been referred by another healthcare professional. The support we provide varies according to need, from a one-off appointment to a programme of on-going care which lasts until the child or young person feels better and is felt to be safe. Please visit the CAMHS website for further information.
Chat Health
First Community Health and Care School Nursing service is introducing a virtual school nurse service as an integral part of the new school nurse model. This is called Chat Health.
With more and more children and young people using hand held mobile devices in their daily lives, the Chat Health, text service is an easy way for young people to confidentially ask for help about a range of issues, or make an appointment with a school nurse. They can also find out how to access other local services including emotional support or sexual health services. In pilot areas such as Leicestershire that are already using Chat Health, pupils have said they like using the messaging service because it is:
• Less embarrassing
• Quick and easy
• Anonymous
• Non-judgemental
Launched on Monday 23rd May, Chat Health will allow young people to send text messages to a dedicated number which will be delivered to a secure website. Once there, texts will be responded to by the First Community School Nursing Team within one working day. The service will be available on Monday to Friday 9am – 5.00pm excluding bank holidays. During out–of–hours, anyone who texts the service will receive an automated message with advice on where to get help if their question is urgent.
To contact Chat Health text - 07520615382
Coalville Children’s Centre Community Fridge Project
There is now a Community Fridge based in Coalville which is up and running. This is a service that allows people to visit the community fridge for food and encourage people to donate what they can rather than throwing good food away.
Coalville Diabetes Support Group
Click here for Coalville Diabetes Support Group Poster
Following on from the official launch of the Coalville Diabetes Support Group in December the group will be meeting on the 2nd Monday of every month at Coalville Library between
3 – 5pm (drop in) starting from 8th January 2018.
The mission of the group is to provide a regular meeting place for people affected by diabetes to share information and experiences and interest is welcomed from people living with diabetes, friends, family and carers.
If you would like further information please contact:
- Bill Brown (Lead Volunteer)
Tel: 07876 748 113 / E mail: bill.brown940@gmail.com
- Diabetes UK Midlands
Tel: 01922 614 500 and ask for the volunteering team – Roy Bustin or Harpreet Brrang
E mail: midlands@diabetes.org.uk
Creative Kitchen Community Dining in Coalville
Creative Kitchen is the creation of Coalville Education Partnership (CEP) in partnership with fareshare.org.uk and Superkitchen.org and they’re launching a new service on Monday 22nd January 2018.
It’ll be offered twice a week on Mondays and Thursdays from 3.30pm to 5pm with the aim of providing a nourishing and healthy meal for up to 50 people – including take away.
They’re based on Market Street in Coalville (opposite & just down the road a bit from the Health Centre entrance – look for ‘CEP’ sign on the building).
Prices will be as follows:-
£3 Adult
£2 Child
£10 Group* ticket - 2 adults, 3 children
*(adults and children could be family, friends, neighbours - there’s no exclusion on who can be in the group).
Click here to see the leaflet
CRISIS
CRISIS
A crisis resolution and home treatment (CRHT) team is a team of mental health professionals who can support you at your home during a mental health crisis. It usually includes a number of mental health professionals, such as a psychiatrist, mental health nurses, social workers and support workers. The CRISIS wesbite offers support for patients experiencing mental health issues and a PDF document which can be downloaded. Their contact number os 0300 300 1010.
Domestic Violence
Domestic violence, also called domestic abuse, includes physical, emotional and sexual abuse in couple relationships or between family members. Domestic violence can happen against women and against men, and anybody can be an abuser. There is lots of support for victoms of domestic violence. If you need support please contact the surgery or see the links we provide to patients below.
http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/abuse/Pages/domestic-violence-help.aspx
http://www.nationaldomesticviolencehelpline.org.uk/
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/domestic-violence-and-abuse
https://www.netmums.com/nw-leics/local/index/support-groups/domestic-violence
Early Help
Children and young people can experience a range of difficulties at any time in their life.
Early help services are for children and young people of any age and can be supported from all kinds of services and organisations who work together to support the family. They accept self referrals or from someone working with you such as a teacher, health professional or support worker. During the assessment, the family will be fully involved and listened to which will help find the right support that is required.
Early Help Services for families Leaflet
EDSM
The Data Sharing Model (DSM) is the mechanism by which patient records are shared in SystmOne to healthcare proffessionals only.
Click here for a guide for health care professionals
Click here to see a power point for further information on EDSM
You can inform the surgery of your choice by completing our allocated form you can collect from the surgery or print thed form by clicking here. We strongly recommend all patients inform the surgery of their choice.
Emergency Dental Issue
Our surgery does not deal with dental issues.
For information on emergency detal care advice please visit http://www.nhs.uk/chq/pages/1776.aspx?categoryid=74
The direct contact number we give our patients is - 0116 295 1278
EMPOWER - Diabetes Education
Need help Managing your diabetes?
Why not look into Diabetes Education (EMPOWER) its free and local!
You may be able to join a local EMPOWER session to help you understand:
•what type 2 diabetes is
•the effect type 2 diabetes has on your body
•how to make small changes to the food you eat and your everyday life
visit www.empowerllr.co.uk to book online!
Click here to read the poster
Click here to read the patient leaflet
Eye Care Services
The NHS recommends that you should get your eyes tested every two years. NHS Eye Care Services provides all the information you need to know,
If you are concenred about your eyes it is important you visit your Local Opticians. Ophthalmic practitioners will prescribe and fit glasses and contact lenses, and, if necessary, they will refer you to a GP or a hospital eye clinic for further investigation.
Falls prevention information for patients and carers
In Leicestershire thousands of people are injured each year in falls. Apart from the pain, discomfort and inconvenience, the after effects of a fall can be life changing.
Experiencing a fall is one of the major reasons for concern expressed by adults over the age of 65. Falls can have a significant impact on the quality of life for patients and 35% of over 65’s will experience at least one fall in a year. This figure rises to over 50% for the over 80 age group.
The falls programme has changed the treatment pathway for older people to enable swifter access to therapy after a fall, to ensure those needing secondary care input do not need to wait so long, and provide services for older people to restore their strength and balance.
See below for information provided from the falls prevention team or click here to visit their website!
First Contact Plus
First Contact Plus is delivered by Leicestershire County Council in partnership with GPs, the police, health organisations, voluntary groups and social care departments, district & borough councils who are helping adults across the county by working together to make access to services much easier. The website provides information on Improving your health, falls, feeling safe, living independently, families and relationships and many more. They have a new referral form for patients to complete as this is the quickest way to refer to the service.
Health A-Z
You can look online for advice for common conditions and how to treat them - you may not need to see a doctor about these minor conditions such as chicken pox or thrush. Click here to visit the website.
Health for Under 5s
For healthy happy early years - support from NHS professionals.
Health for under 5s provides support for pregnancy, babies, toddler, pre-school and parents. They provide a texting service where you can text a public health nurse (health visitor) for confidential advise and support on 07520615381. You can also ring them for advise on 0300 3000 007.
Click here to visit the website!
Let's Talk - Wellbeing
Let's Talk-Wellbeing is a service that provides psychological assessment and treatment for what are known as mild to moderate common mental health problems, which 1 in 4 of us will suffer with at some stage in our lives.
It is normal to experience changes in your mood and behaviour at times of stress and emotional upset. Your physical health may also affect your mood and stress levels however if you feel this low mood is persisting it may be worth seeking some professional advise. Patients can contact their GP for support however we do advise patients to contact Let's Talk for specialist professional support if appropriate.
Let's Talk-Wellbeing service could help you. If you feel this service may benefit you, please click here for more information.
Click here for an online self referral form
Click here for a printable self referral form
Contact Telephone: 0115 876 0157
Contact Email: letstalklcr@nottshc.nhs.uk
Manual Wheelchair & Specialist Buggy Referral Form
Medicines & Medical Devices Safety Review
The IMMDS Review is investigating three medical interventions where patients have reported problems and suffered serious harm.
If you have had any personal experiences arising from pelvic mesh implants, primodos and hormonal pregnacy tests or sodium valporate products Click here
For further information, please contact the IMMDS Review communications team at reviewcomms@luther.co.uk or on 0207 618 9189
NHS England.
Mental Health Matters
MHM was established 32 years ago by families and carers in the North East, to provide support and care for people they loved with mental health problems.
Today, we have grown into a major national organisation supporting 15,500 people per month with mental health needs, learning disabilities and other conditions across the UK, through a range of evidence based and innovative services.
Our fully trained, dedicated, experienced and caring staff work with partner organisations to deliver comprehensive services to meet a full range of personal needs in a seamless manner to help vulnerable people to develop, ‘recover’ and move on to independent living whenever possible.
We provide support to thousands of people every year, covering many aspects of their lives: from psychological and well-being therapeutic recovery interventions through to everyday employment, housing, independent and community support needs. We aim to enable each individual to recover and / or move towards their own independence and well-being.
MHM also seeks to strengthen the voice, rights and independence of our users, their carers and their friends and families and to challenge the stigmas and negative attitudes that are still associated with mental health, learning disability and addiction - Information from website http://www.mentalhealthmatters.com/
Please click the links below if you would like further information -
Leaflets can also be found in our practice waiting room.
NHS 111
NHS 111 is much more than a helpline – if you're worried about an urgent medical concern, you can call 111 to speak to a fully trained adviser.
Depending on the situation, the NHS 111 team can connect you to a nurse, emergency dentist or even a GP, and can arrange face-to-face appointments if they think you need one.
NHS 111 advisers can also assess if you need an ambulance and send one immediately if necessary.
Click here to read NHS 111 Service - Leaflet
Click here to read NHS 111 Information Booklet
NHS Dental Services Provision in Leicestershire
General Dental Services (Routine and Urgent Care)
On 1 December 2017, the urgent dental care services arrangements for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland were replaced with new General Dental Services practices providing urgent and routine dental care. The new dental practices are delivering services between 8am to 8pm, 365 days a year and will provide access to urgent and routine dental care services. The fifth new dental practice is located at:
- JDRM Dental Care Ltd : Loughborough, 40 Leicester Road, Loughborough, LE11 2AG
The five new 8 to 8 General Dental Services practices in Leicester, Melton Mowbray, Oakham and Loughborough will provide routine and urgent dental care services. The practices will provide urgent dental care to anyone living in or visiting Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland with an urgent dental need, if they do not have a regular dentist or if their regular dental practice is closed.
The new service can be contacted on Freephone 03300 417 062 between 8am and 8pm, seven days a week, or NHS 111 outside of these hours.
Other Screening Services
The Health Authority automatically recalls patients for the following screening:
- Breast Screening
- Cervical Screening
- Aortic Aneurysm Screening
- Bowel Cancer Screening
- Diabetic Retinal Eye Screening
If you fit the criteria for any of the above you will be automatically sent a letter to attend for the screening either at the surgery, hospital or a mobile screening unit. Your letter will give you the information for the location.
For further information contact UHL (University Hospitals of Leicester) on: 0300 303 1573 and ask for the relevant screening unit.
Patient transport
From 1st July 2012 the patient transport contract changed within Leicestershire & Rutland and the surrounding counties. Arriva-Ambuline now provide this service on behalf of the local health authority. Leaflet here.
If you have a hospital appointment at any of the Leicester hospitals and meet the eligibility criteria ambulance transport is still available. Due to cut backs in the NHS the criteria has been tightened so only patients with real need will be able to access this. The criteria has been agreed with the health authority and Arriva-Ambuline and NOT by this surgery.
Please see the East Midlands Ambulance Service website for more details.
Podiatry Services
Podiatry Sevices are provided through Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust. Podiatry services aim to keep the population mobile, help users keep their independence and maintain their quality of life by providing an expert and complete range of foot and lower limb care, for those with a clinical, medical and/or physical need. Most podaitry services are based at South Wigston Health Centre - to refer for podiatry services you need to complete the self referral form and post it to
South Wigston Health Centre
80 Blaby Road
South Wigston
Leicestershire
LE18 4SE
Quit Smoking
QuitReady here to help if you are ready to quit smoking
Over the past 12 months, around 3,000 people have given up smoking in Leicestershire.
Leicestershire County Council's new Quit Ready service is up-and-running for people who want to add their name to the welcome statistic. Quit Ready Leicestershire offers free and confidential text, phone and web chat advice and, for more details, visit www.quitready.co.uk or call 0345 646 66 66.
Advisors from Quit Ready Leicestershire will be in touch - via telephone, text message, web chat or email - to offer support on a weekly basis during the 12-week programme to ensure people have the best possible chance of staying smoke-free. The service runs from Mondays to Fridays (9am to 7pm) and on Saturdays (10am-2pm).
The new service also acknowledges the significant increase in the use of e-cigarettes,which the service doesn't provide, but behavioural support is on offer to people who use e-cigarettes.
People can also self-refer using the online contact form found on the website and the service is particularly keen to support women who are pregnant, or people who have other health problems.
Rainbow Friends of N.W.L. - NEW Lesbian & Gay Social Group
Rainbow Friends of N.W.L. is a new social group for Lesbian and Gay people of all ages (in North West Leicestershire) which is starting up in the new year at Coalville Library.
The group, which is free & open to all, will run on Thursdays, 2-3pm weekly. The first date will be Thursday 17th January.
Rainbows
"East Midlands’ only hospice for children and young people, Rainbows is a place where life-limited children and their families can find care and support. Our incredible team of people helps relieve symptoms, improve quality of life, support parents and siblings through their bereavements and care for children until the end."
Rainbows Information Pack
Samaritans
Need to talk?
Talk to us any time you like, in your own way, and off the record – about whatever's getting to you. Trained volunteers are able to listen to you any time day or night. We can help you talk through whatever is troubling you, find the answers that are right for you, and offer support.
Self Referral to Phsyiotherapy Services
Some areas in the UK offer a self-referral service, which means you can make an appointment to see an NHS physiotherapist without having to see a doctor first. The doctor no longer has to refer patients for physiotherapy unless they feel they need to make a referral. Patients can now refer themselves for physiotherapy, patients can also refer themselves without seeing the GP for certain coniditons conditions.
Patients will receive a call from a therapist within 2-3 days to discuss their condition and future management of this helping to speed up the contact and advice to patients.
If you are unsure if you need physiotherapy please feel free to contact our doctors for advice before you self-refer.
Click here for contact details
Click here for more information
Sexual Health Services
Our surgery does not provide a variety of sexual health services. Our nurses offer appointments to discuss contraception such as the pill and depo. To see a nurse please call the surgery and ask for a 15 minute appointment with nurse Debra or Caroline to disucss contraception.
We do not remove or insert coils at the surgery. If you would like a coil fitted we can refer you on for this by a telephone consultation with a GP. You do not need to see a doctor.
For more information such as other forms of contraception, pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections (STI) and sexual problems please visit Sexual Health Services website or call 0300 124 0102.
Our nearest Sexual Health Services are:
Lougborough Health Centre, Pinfold Gate, Loughborough, LE11 1DQ
and
St Peter's Sparkenhoe Street, Leicester, LE2 0TA
click here to Find sexual health services near you.
Steady Steps
Are you over 65? Do you feel unsteady on your feet? Have you previously fallen or worry about falling? Would you like to improve your balance?
Why not look into a free rejuvenating exercise programme helping to delevop strength and balance?
Click here to see the poster for Hugglescote?
Support for Carers in Leicestershire
Are you a carer?
VASL Support offer advice support and information to carers in many ways including support through a telephone helpline and carer support groups. We recognise the valuable role carers have and the importance of ensuring they are well supported. Click here to visit their website.
The Silver Line Charity
The Silver Line operates the only confidential, free helpline for older people across the UK that’s open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The helpline number is: 0800 470 80 90.
We also offer telephone and letter friendship schemes where we match volunteers with older people based on their interests; facilitated group calls; and help to connect people with local services in their area.
The Silver Line Helpline
The Silver Line is the only confidential, free helpline for older people across the UK open every day and night of the year. Our specially-trained helpline team:
- Offer information, friendship and advice.
- Link callers to local groups and services.
- Offer regular friendship calls.
- Protect and support older people who are suffering abuse and neglect
68% of calls to the helpline are made at night and weekends.
Who can call the helpline
The Silver Line is a helpline for older people.
We have no strict age limits but the people we speak to are over 55. So, if you think it’s for you, it’s for you.
All helpline calls are free
The Silver Line Helpline is free to callers.
All costs of calls are covered by The Silver Line. We rely entirely on donations from organisations and people who care about the welfare and safety of older people. Find out more about how to support The Silver line here.
All helpline calls are confidential
The Silver Line is a confidential helpline.
Callers are free to express their feelings, and describe their lives honestly, and can trust us to respect their privacy.
Information taken from The Silver Line website
Think Pharmacist first!
Visit your pharmacist first for advice on minor conditions
'Think pharmacist first. They can provide much more than just a prescription' - West Leicestershire Clinical Commissioning Group (WL CGG).'
Patients in West Leicestershire are being advised to see their pharmacist in the first instance for advice on minor conditions such as indigestion, travel sickness or diarrhoea which can be treated quickly by an over the counter medicine.
“By asking people to self-care in this way, and we know that most people already do, it is a fairer way of utilising resources wisely as most of these items can be purchased in pharmacies and supermarkets at much lower than it costs the NHS to provide on a prescription. It will also free up valuable GP and nurse time, which can be used to deal with more complex or serious health needs." - Dr Barlow.
Treatments that can be bought over the counter range in cost from less than a pound to more than a prescription charge but mostly cost as little as a few pounds. If everyone purchased these items rather than requesting a prescription it could save approximately £350,000 a year which would make a big difference to our services and free up resources for other treatments. In addition each item on a prescription costs the NHS £0.90 to dispense on top of the cost of the medicine.
Some medicines for minor illnesses do not need a prescription in order for you to obtain this medication from a local pharmacy such as pain killers, cough remedies, eye drops, emergency contraception. Prescription only medicines such as antibiotics must be prescribed by a qualified health professional - for more information click here.
Please feel free to take a leaflet from our waiting room at the surgery if you visit or click here to read the electronic version!
Further Information:
Question and answers for minor ailments
All information is provided from West Leicestershire Clinical Commissioning Group.
Travel Vaccination
There is currently a global shortage of many vaccines.
This means we are unable to guarantee we can provide what vaccinations you may need for foreign travel. According to Public Health England the vaccine shortages are likely to continue for the rest of the year. This shortage is due to manufacturing issues which have resulted in increased demand on all manufacturers’ supplies of vaccine.
If you need Travel Vaccinations we advise all patients to contact Boots Pharmacy.
How can Boots help?
Getting vaccinated can help prevent you from getting ill if you're exposed to diseases which we don't normally have in the UK. Boots can help you understand how to keep your risks low of getting a disease while abroad and help you work out which vaccinations and antimalarials you may want to consider depending on things like:
- Which regions you'll be visiting
- What activities you'll be doing
- Your age and general health
Some travel vaccinations may be needed several weeks before departure. Ideally you should see us six to eight weeks before travelling, but we may still be able to help if you're leaving sooner. These vaccinations can be provided by Boots.
How it works:
| 1 |
Book an appointmentSix to eight weeks before you travel, giving you time to start any courses of vaccinations |
| 2 |
Have a free personalised risk assessmentOur specially-trained pharmacist will advise you on any vaccinations and antimalarials you should consider |
| 3 |
Get any vaccinations and antimalarials you may need*You'll also be given additional personalised advice to help you stay healthy on your trip |
The Travel Vaccinations and Health Advice Service is available in selected UK stores (In our area it is Loughborough and Ashby). It's suitable for adults and children aged two and over. If you need antimalarials, our pharmacist can offer you them as part of this service if they're suitable. You don't have to book a separate appointment with the Malaria Prevention Service.
For further information please visit https://www.boots.com/health-pharmacy-advice/travelhealth/travel-vaccination-health-advice-service or call 0345 070 8090
The surgery is able to provide you with your vaccination history for you to take to these travel clinics or if you would like to see what vaccinations you have had.
For more information please visit https://www.travelpharm.com/blog/2017/10/vaccine-shortages-update/
Or
Do I need vaccinations? If so, which? Click here to see!
If I can't get these done at my surgery, where do I go except from Boots? See below for a list of local travel clinics!
Superdrug Health Clinic
No reviews · Travel Clinic
Loughborough
0333 311 1007
Opens 10AM Wed
Superdrug Health Clinic
No reviews · Travel Clinic
Leicester
0333 311 1007
Closes 6PM
CityDoc Clinic
No reviews · Travel Clinic
Loughborough
020 3811 4416
Closes 5PM
Regent Street Clinic™
4.4 (58) · Clinic
Leicester
0116 254 1282
Opens 4PM
Turning Point
"Turning Point is a leading health and social care organisation providing services for people with complex needs, including those affected by drug and alcohol misuse, mental health problems and those with a learning disability."
Find your closest Turning Point Centre. The closest to the surgery is in Coalville.
Walk and Talk in Nature Friendship Group
Walk and talk is a gentle walk of about an hour around Sence Valley Forest Park in Ibstock to; explore the park, meet new people and maybe feed the swans! It’s led by local volunteer Roger.
Worth-it Projects
Worth-it Projects apply practical approaches to promoting and protecting wellbeing. They specialise in early intervention and prevention of mental health problems, through improving emotional health and mental wellbeing of children, young people and schools. They work with young people aged 13-25, parents and professionals.
They provide Information on how to request help or support for children, young people and their families including a self referral form.
For further information please click here or call on 01530 835155 or send an email to info@worth-itprojects.co.uk
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