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School aged children who have missed flu vaccination in school

Please see attached poster which contains contact details for the IntraHealth community clinics, which will be running over half term and beyond. These clinics are for school aged children (Reception – Year 11) who have missed flu vaccination at school.

Tele: 0333 3583 397 Option 1 or email contactimms@intrahealth.co.uk

If your child is in an at risk group, they can also access vaccination via their GP.

Published on 17th Oct 2025

Bolton Macmillan Information & Support Service October 2025 Newsletter

Bolton Macmillan Information & Support Service October 2025 newsletter

Published on 3rd Oct 2025

Bolton Lads & Girls Club

Click on the links below for more information about Bolton Lads & Girls Club and what clubs/events are happening - Home - Bolton Lads & Girls Club

Gym sessions just for girls aged 13-18

Basketball Skill Development for ages 13-18

Special Educational Needs (SEND) Family Day 29th October 2025

Published on 3rd Oct 2025

Bolton Carers Support October 2025 Bulletin

Bolton Carers Support is a charity that provides confidential information and support to unpaid carers over the age of 18 - Home - Bolton Carers Support

Please click for October 2025 Bulletin - October_Carers_Bulletin

Published on 3rd Oct 2025

Flu Vaccination Programme

The flu season if very much upon us and we are in full swing delivering our flu vaccination programme.

01/09/2025 ONWARDS
• Pregnant women
• Aged 2-3 years
• Under 18s in clinical at risk categories, although the school children can still have at school if prefers.
IF A CHILD IS NOT IN ONE OF THE ABOVE, THEY WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO HAVE IN PRACTICE AND WILL BE OFFERED THE VACCINE IN THE SCHOOL SETTING

01/10/2025 ONWARDS
• Over 65s
• Aged 18-64 in clinical at risk groups
• Carers
Also eligible from October will be close contacts of immunosuppressed individuals & frontline workers in social care settings & frontline health care workers, who do not have access to occupational health. Employers with occupational health should be offering all their workers the vaccine.

For more information about the flu vaccine and why you should have, please visit -

Eligible adults - Flu vaccine - NHS

Pregnant women - The flu jab in pregnancy - NHS

Children - Children's flu vaccine - NHS

IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO, PLEASE CONTACT US TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT.

Published on 3rd Oct 2025

Have you been to Gynaecology clinic in the past 5 years?

Manchester University are excited to announce the launch of the ATTITUDES-W Patient study – a new research project that aims to better understand people’s experiences with gynaecology clinics and weight management discussions.

Your feedback is important! By sharing your thoughts, you can help improve health and wellbeing for people attending gynaecology appointments. If you've visited a gynaecology clinic in the past 5 years, we’d love to hear from you!

Make a difference with us! https://www.qualtrics.manchester.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_davAnc0uqGes9J

Published on 29th Sep 2025

Bolton Cancer Voices

Do you love to sing? Have you ever had a cancer diagnosis?

Founded in June 2012 Bolton Cancer Voices is an inspirational, welcoming Choir open to anyone who has received a cancer diagnosis of any type at any time.

Membership is FREE: there is no requirement to read music and no auditions to worry about.

For more information, see attached poster.Bolton Cancer Voices

Published on 1st Sep 2025

Whats on in Bolton Guide - July to December 2025

Whats on In Bolton July to December 2025

Published on 1st Aug 2025

Guide to Digital Support in Bolton

Please find attached a number of support offers for Bolton residents such as digital literacy, employability advice and advice and guidance for asylum seekers

Bolton Digital Support ES Promo Flyers (19.05.25)

Published on 4th Jun 2025

The call I just took campaign

Receptionists are not ‘just admin’ — they are patient advocates, navigating complex systems to get people the care they need. They are the gateway to the clinical team, and without them, there is no access. But constant abuse is pushing them to breaking point. Burnout is rising, and we are losing skilled staff who can no longer absorb the emotional toll. This campaign is a call for compassion — because protecting our reception teams protects access to care. You don't know what happened on the call they just took..please click on this link to see the latest campaign

https://youtu.be/XrlETspRMlA

Published on 14th May 2025