 East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust supports the health commitments of the Armed Forces Covenant, which is a promise by the nation to ensure that those who serve or, who have served in the UK armed forces, and their families, are treated fairly.
 Spring North and Child Action Northwest are pioneering a project designed to provide comprehensive support to families and parents who have children diagnosed with autism and those going through the assessment process. The project, operating across East Lancashire and Blackburn with Darwen, offers a wide range of vital services to address the specific needs of these families.
The project’s primary objective is to offer support to parents, carers, and families who are navigating the challenges associated with having a child diagnosed with autism. Recognising the significance of early intervention, the project will focus on two key areas of support: education on autism and strategies to support parents.  Lancashire County Council is currently undertaking a piece of work to map community food provision across Lancashire, and we would be grateful for your support.
 We are developing a campaign aimed at reducing stigma around mental health and accessing support.
To help shape this work, we would really value hearing your views.  Community Skills Share Conference at The University of Lancashire
Friday 15 May, Greenbank Building, University of Lancashire Preston Campus, PR1 2HE Designed for community organisations, partners, lecturers and researchers, this new skills share conference will create a shared space to exchange ideas and knowledge and learn from each other’s experiences.  Are you planning a heritage based project and looking for funding?
Join us for this information session at Burnley Mechanics Theatre to find out more about The National Lottery Heritage Fund and its work supporting heritage projects.
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