What is it?

In Bexley, we are currently delivering a fun and educational virtual online service, by nutritionists, to help you and your family make informed choices on lifestyles changes to ensure your child or children are a healthy weight. The service is made up of 8 weekly, 75 minute, 121 or group sessions( online or by phone), and covers topics such as:

• Understanding food labels
• Sugary drinks
• Portion sizes
• Cooking on a budget
• Reducing sedentary behaviour; during lockdown and beyond
• Weekly recipes to cook at home
• Live cookery class to follow at home

These sessions are for families with children, above the healthy weight range, living within Bexley borough and aged 4-11 years old. The programme is designed to inspire and help you feed your child healthy and nutritious meals; we also provide you with delicious recipes to try at home.

The programme also includes sessions designed specifically to encourage the children to try more cooking. These sessions are run throughout the 8 week course, allowing children to take part in an hour’s cookery completing recipes and enjoying cooking, helping them get more kitchen skills and make new friends, whilst the parent / Guardian learns new nutrition facts and tips.

Please note this service may change to a face to face group sessions once COVID-19  restrictions in the United Kingdom change, in accordance to Government regulations.

Self-Referral

Everyone Health are commissioned by Bristol City Council to deliver Stop Smoking support to residents of Bristol. The FREE service can provide the following to help you quit for good:

-Weekly support appointments with a local Stop Smoking Practitioner (currently via telephone due to Covid restrictions)

-stop smoking medications

Eligibility criteria

The Stop Smoking service in Bristol is for:

-Pregnant women (and their partners or co-residents

-People with long term health conditions

-To access the service you must be registered at a Bristol GP Practice.

Self-Referral

Everyone Health has partnered with Cambridgeshire County Council and Peterborough City Council,  to provide healthy lifestyle support to people living in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

We are a free service for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough residents who are looking to make changes to their lifestyle. So, whether you want help to quit smoking, lead a more active lifestyle, lose some weight, or simply take advantage of the NHS Health Checks we offer, Everyone Health – alongside Cambridgeshire County Council – can help you. We can support you to make simple changes and create achievable goals to help you improve your health and wellbeing. We will provide you with the tools, encouragement and motivational support every step of the way.

The Exercise Referral Service in Westminster in partnership with Active Westminster takes place in seven Everyone Active Leisure Centres across Westminster.

Our Exercise Referral scheme is a great way for people with long term health conditions to increase their physical activity levels and therefore improve health.

Everyone Health delivers a free healthy eating and lifestyle programme to children and young people aged 5 – 19 called Alive ‘N’ kicking. This programme is also available to those up to the age of 25 who have special educational needs or disability (SEND).

About the Alive ‘N’ Kicking Programme

We understand that it is challenging for families to stay on track with their healthy eating and fitness goals. Our programmes are run by nutritionist and physical activity specialist who will work with you and support you to make long-term healthy changes as a family. Eating and drinking well can be a fun experience and it can also help children and young people developing a love of good and healthy food as well as develop some social skills.

Due to coronavirus restriction our team have adapted the ANK service to support people virtually via video calls and telephone.

What we offer?

Tailored one-to-one support and weekly interactive webinars and posts on healthy eating and physical activity via Facebook and Instagram.

Inclusive non-judgemental environment and a family-friendly and flexible timetable that is tailored to families’ individual needs.

Topics covered over the 6 to 8 weeks:

• Eatwell guide and balancing what we eat – to help families to get a balance of healthier and more sustainable food.
• Portion sizes and regular meal planning – guidance on what, how much and how often we should eat
• Mindful eating and managing triggers – to understand what cause certain behaviours and be able to identify individual triggers
• Keeping active and having good sleep – explore ideas to increase activity levels and develop bedtime routine to promote quality sleep 
• Understanding food labels and sugary drinks – so that families can identify ingredients on food labels such as sugar, fat, salt, and can make healthier choices
• Healthy cooking methods, cooking on a budget - enjoyable activities that can be done at home such as weekly recipe challenges to develop practical skills and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Alive ‘N’ Kicking was fun! I have learned a lot from this programme. I used to make poor breakfast choices and our portion sizes were far too big. We really enjoyed the portion sizes session. I realised we were eating way too much of everything and needed to cut down. We also learned some strategies, such as setting up the food environment to encourage healthy eating by limiting chocolate, cakes, sweets and having more fruits and vegetables at home.

Happy mum and her 5-year-old daughter

Who can join?

Children and young people can attend with their family if they fall on or above the 91st centile of the BMI chart of their age. To calculate the BMI and centile of your child please use the NHS Healthy Weight Calculator

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-weight/bmi-calculator/

If you would like to refer a child to Alive ‘N’ Kicking please either:

To make a referral please email eh.ankhackney@nhs.net

Phone us on 07849 092 185

Self-referral Families and young people can also self-refer via email eh.ankhackney@nhs.net  

or call/text 07849 092 185,

via Facebook (direct message) https://www.facebook.com/EHHackney

or Instagram (direct message) @AliveNkicking_ 

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Alive ‘N’ Kicking programme helped us to make better food choices, portion size and increase our activity level. We feel healthier now. I know my daughter and I still have a long way to go, but I feel more confident and positive about the future

Mum and her 10-year old daughter

Self-Referral

Stop Smoking Redbridge is a partnership between Everyone Health, Redbridge Borough Council and Community Pharmacies. The stop smoking service is delivered by experienced specialist trained practitioners from Everyone Health.

What is Sandwell’s Stop Smoking Service?

Sandwell’s Stop Smoking Service offers a 12-week service, to support you to quit smoking.  As part of the service, you will have a choice of a variety of nicotine replacement treatments (NRT), such as patches, gum, inhalators etc.  It is proven that by quitting smoking you improve your health and life expectancy.  During lockdown restrictions we continue to support all our client via telephone.

Who can Join?

Simply anyone who lives, or works, or has a GP in Sandwell. 

Why should I contact Everyone Health?

It’s not only an opportunity to put right potential health problems, but to get personalised one to one support to quit and keep smoke free in the future.

You will be assigned your very own expert stop smoking practitioner for 12 weeks.  You will be given free nicotine replacement treatments as well as support and advice. 

What happens when I start?

You will receive weekly or fortnightly appointments which will take about 15 - 20 minutes and will include:

• Strategies to conquer your cravings.
• How to stay motivated
• A choice of a variety of nicotine replacement treatments (NRT), such as patches, gum, inhalators etc.
• Access to a free stop smoking app

To find out more general information visit our website.

Health and Wellbeing Service Southend-on-Sea is a partnership between Everyone Health and Southend-on-Sea Borough Council. The wellbeing service is delivered by experienced specialist trained practitioners from Everyone Health.

The Healthy Lifestyle Hub can support you to improve your health and wellbeing. You will get free advice and guidance, and be given options for local services and activities that are right for you. The Healthy Lifestyle Hub will provide you with support for up to 12 months.

Commissioned by Staffordshire County Council, we are here to help with every aspect of health, fitness and wellbeing, with all of our FREE programmes proven to have long term benefits.

Everyone Health is commissioned by Warwickshire County council to help support people across Warwickshire to improve their health and wellbeing, this service is called Fitter Futures.

Fitter Futures provides a weight management and Physical activity service on referral.

For members of the public to be eligible for this service they need to be registered with a Warwickshire GP and will need to meet a specific criteria dependant on which service it is.

Physical activity on referral

This is a 12-week programme which is delivered by a qualified fitness instructor who will devise you a Physical activity/healthy lifestyle programme.

Opening times: Open various times depending on location and provider

Eligibility:  You must be registered with a Warwickshire GP and have one of the following conditions:

You must be registered with a Warwickshire GP and have one of the following conditions:

• mental health condition - such as mild to moderate depression, anxiety, low mood and mild cognitive impairment
• respiratory condition
• musculoskeletal condition
• strength or balance concerns
• neurological condition
• hypertension
• risk of cardiovascular disease
• diabetes (type one or two)
• pre-diabetes
• overweight/obesity (including in all stages of pregnancy and postnatal)
• osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or osteoporosis
• dementia early/mid stages
• recovering from cancer

Cost: Discounted costs which vary dependent on provider

Adult weight management

Our Everyone Health programme supports behaviour change around healthy eating, weight management and physical activity to manage weight loss and maintain this long term. 

Everyone Health fitness groups run once a week for 12 weeks and each session lasts for 90 minutes. You can join at any time as groups run on a rolling basis. Each group consists of about 10-15 people who are also looking to lose weight and feel healthier.

Each group session has two parts; the first part focuses on healthy eating, topics include portion sizes, eating out and food labelling. The second part is an activity-based session, this will allow you to improve your health and fitness in a safe and encouraging environment.

The sessions are delivered by a team of nutritionists and physical activity specialists who will help you lose weight permanently by making small but significant changes to their lifestyle, avoiding unrealistic and gimmicky diets.

The programme has been designed with pregnancy and the postnatal period in mind and, under these circumstances, additional support is available.

Eligibility:  

• Must be registered with a Warwickshire GP
• Aged 12 or over with body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more or a BMI of 28+ if there are complex needs.
• Can only participate in one 12-week programme within a 12-month period.
• Cannot have been a paying member of the service provider within the last 3 months.
• Maximum of two referrals per person

Costs: Free of charge

If you are a health care professional and would like to send us a referral for this service, please email:

Everyone Health You Tube Channel

Workout videos, tips and advice

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZNboVyonXXXx0_HkZJVBfg

Everyone Health has partnered with Cambridgeshire County Council and Peterborough City Council,  to provide healthy lifestyle support to people living in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

We are a free service for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough residents who are looking to make changes to their lifestyle. So, whether you want help to quit smoking, lead a more active lifestyle, lose some weight, or simply take advantage of the NHS Health Checks we offer, Everyone Health – alongside Cambridgeshire County Council – can help you. We can support you to make simple changes and create achievable goals to help you improve your health and wellbeing. We will provide you with the tools, encouragement and motivational support every step of the way.

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Everyone wants to be healthy and we at Everyone Health are here to make that happen.

At the core of Everyone Health is a highly skilled expert team with extensive experience in strategic and operational management of health business at a national and European level. As key drivers of the business, this team is passionate about quality, service effectiveness, and the application of evidence-based approaches to effective operational delivery.

Our ethos

Everyone Health constantly strives to deliver high quality, innovative, and effective Health and Wellbeing services. Our dedication, passion and expertise blend seamlessly with our knowledge, understanding and strong leadership to create bespoke, tailored, solutions for our clients.

Everyone Health works in partnership with a range of councils and stakeholders across the country.  We provide free services for residents who are looking to make changes to their lifestyle.

To find the closest service to you, type your post code in our service finder.

Equality and Diversity
We are an equal opportunities employer and do not discriminate on the grounds of gender, sexual orientation, pregnancy or maternity, marital or civil partner status, gender reassignment, race, colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin, religion or belief, disability or age.

If you have a disability or learning difficulties and are unable to fill out our online form. Please call us on 0333 005 095 or email jobs@everyonehealth.co.uk to speak to a member of the team who can help you to process your application.

See our latest vacancies below, to apply please fill out an online application form and attach your covering letter.

If you wish to sign up for your local services find your area in the Where we work tab and contact them directly.

1. Introduction

We, Everyone Health Ltd, are a company incorporated in England and Wales. Our company number is 4215584 and our registered address is 2 Watling Drive, Sketchley Meadows Industrial Estate, Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 3EY. Under Data Protection legislation we have a legal duty to protect any information that we use or collect from you. We take measures to safeguard your data and apply security standards and controls to prevent any unauthorised access to it, we are committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Here, at Everyone Health Ltd, we will act as ‘controllers’ of the information we collect about you (‘personal data’), unless, we are contracted to act as data processors. Where we are data processors it will be clearly communicated to you who is the data controller.

Our contact details are set out in section 15 of this policy.

As controllers of your personal data, we are responsible for how your data is processed.  The word ‘process’ covers most things that can be done with personal data such as the collection, use, storage, sharing and erasure of that data.  We are committed to complying with the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) in our handling of your personal data, unless and until the GDPR is no longer directly applicable in the UK, together with any national implementing laws, regulations and secondary legislation as amended or updated from time to time in the UK, and any successor legislation to the GDPR and Data Protection Act (DPA) 2018.  This Privacy Policy informs our customers and users about why and how we process your personal data including how we look after it and with whom we may share it.  It covers data we collect from or about you via our websites (see links below), our App, venues and through the various health services we offer.

 www.everyonehealth.co.uk

The quick link above has been provided to navigate you to the main website and help you to find the section or area you wish to read.

You have certain rights in relation to your personal data including the right to object to the processing of your information in certain circumstances.  Further information about your rights is included in section 13 of this policy.

2. Personal Data

‘Personal data’ is any information that relates to a living, identifiable person.  This data can include your name, contact details, and other information we gather as part of our relationship with you.

It can also include ‘special categories’ of data, which has an equivalent meaning to ‘Sensitive Personal Data’ under the Data Protection Act 2018. Special categories of data include but are not limited to, medical and health records, including information collected as a result of providing health care services and information about a person’s religious beliefs, ethnic origin and race, sexual orientation and political views. The collection and use of this type of data is subject to strict controls.  Similarly, information about criminal convictions and offences are also limited in the way it can be processed. 

We will collect your personal data mostly through our contact with you and the data is usually provided by you but in some instances, we may receive data about you from other people, health services or organisations.  We will explain when this might happen in this policy.  

3. What Information Do We Collect & Why?

We are committed to protecting your personal data and will only process the data if we need to for a specific purpose and providing we have a legal basis, as explained below.

There are various legal bases on which we may collect and process your data.  We may have your consent, for example, you have informed us that you are happy for us to process your information for a specific purpose such as providing a service to you or receiving further information about what we do.  Please note we may not be able to enter into a contract with you in the absence of data.

Sometimes there is a contractual reason such as when we are commissioned to do the National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP), here the data results are closely protected with no information about individual children’s weights or heights disclosed to school staff or other pupils. Everyone Health store this data securely. Parents will be informed of their child’s results and aggregate data will be shared with the Department of Health. We recognise we are the processor of NCMP data and that the controller is NHS Digital.  

https://digital.nhs.uk/about-nhs-digital/our-work/keeping-patient-data-safe/gdpr/gdpr-register/national-child-measurement-programme-ncmp-gdpr-information

The quick link above is to enable you to access the NHS Digital GDPR information link for your reference.

There are also legal reasons for sharing and processing data, this is covered by GDPR Article 9.2 (h) – The processing is necessary for the purposes of preventive or occupational medicine, for the assessment of the working capacity of an employee, medical diagnosis, the provision of health or social care or treatment, or the management of health or social care systems and services.

Other legal reasons for collecting or sharing data, such as for employees when we have to collect the information for the HMRC, or, should you have an accident, we may need to provide details of this to the relevant health and safety authorities. We may also process your data based on legitimate interests, for example, in order to operate and improve our health services.

Specifically, for our Staffordshire over 50’s contract, personal Data will be shared with the Council, Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit (MLCSU) and Centre for Health and Development (CHAD)  for evaluation and longer term follow up purposes. Personal Data will be in an electronic format and shared securely as and when required by the Council and upon Termination of this Agreement/Contract.

4. Cookies

When you visit one of our websites, we collect standard internet log information for statistical purposes.

• We use cookies to collect information in an anonymous way, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited.
• We do not make any attempt to identify visitors to our websites. We do not associate information gathered from our sites with personally identifying information from any source.
• When we collect personal information, for example via an online form, we will explain what we intend to do with it.

Using cookies helps us to improve our site and to deliver a better and more personalised service.

Our websites contain links to various third party websites. We are not responsible for the content or privacy practices of any external websites that are linked from our sites.

5. Data Relating To Children

Our services are used by people of all ages. Everyone Health may accept website registrations and collect personal information from individuals under the age of 16. If you are under 16 we do not allow you to post information about yourself in any Everyone Health forums or community areas. Everyone Health accepts no liability if this instruction is ignored.

Children aged under the age of 16 can consent to their own treatment if they’re believed to have enough intelligence, competence and understanding to fully appreciate what’s involved in their treatment. This is known as being Gillick competent.

Otherwise, someone with parental responsibility can consent for them.

This could be:

• the child’s mother or father.
• the child’s legally appointed guardian
• a person with a residence order concerning the child
• a local authority designated to care for the child
• a local authority or person with an emergency protection order for the child

Proof of age maybe required and retained for access to some of our health services.

6. How Do We Store And Protect Your Personal Information?

These are the basic guidelines we use to look after your personal data.

• We maintain secure systems to protect your personal information
• We respect your wishes about how we contact you, whether by post, telephone, email or text message
• We will update your information or preferences promptly when you ask us to
• We will respond fully to requests from you to see the information that we hold on you.
• We will not hold your personal information for longer than is necessary. The amount of time data is kept before being disposed of will vary depending on why it was collected, how it is used, and in line with any applicable UK laws. We follow strict procedures when storing or handling information that you have given us.
• All staff who are using information also undertake regular training to comply with policies and procedures around data protection, information security, confidentiality and the safe handling of information.
• We will never sell your personal information to a third party.

7. Retention Policy

We retain personal information as long as is needed to comply with our legal obligations.  Where data is not needed for legal or statutory purposes we will delete this information.

The retention of information is in line with The Records Management Code of Practice for Health and Social Care 2016, namely this is 8 years for adults and 25 to 26 years for maternity, midwifery and children services. However in the event of any incident the retention period may be extended for legal purposes.

8. Services Provided By Contracted Third Parties

Everyone Health may share information with third party organisations that provide specific services on our behalf. These organisations act as a Data Processor under our instructions.  They may process data securely outside of the EU. There is a data sharing agreement ((DSA) contract in place with each third party which includes strict terms and conditions to protect your privacy.

Our current processing partners include Systm One, Bionicle, Gladstone, Refer-all, Oviva, Health Diagnostics and Everyone Active all of whom have their own privacy policy.  

9. Health Partners

Everyone Health runs services on behalf of Local Authorities, NHS, Clinical Commissioning Groups and Trusts.  These services are often run under a contract agreement.  Data may be shared with these organisations at a summary level but not at a personable identifiable level unless we are not the Data Controller or we are commissioned otherwise. With some of our health and well being services, with your consent, we may share identifiable information with your GP, NHS services and Commissioners of the service.

At the end of the management contract, if the service is to be run by another provider, Everyone Health will forward on your details to the new provider so they can continue to provide the service to you without interruption. If you do not wish us to do this please send a request to Everyone Health Head Office. These organisations will be a Data Controller in their own rights, and where they are processers of your data they will inform you directly or through their services such as a website about the data they hold and what processing they undertake.

10. Marketing

Everyone Health will never sell your personal information to any third party for marketing or other purposes.

In some cases, such as our Exercise and Referral  service, Everyone Health works in partnership with other organisations, such as Everyone Active, to provide services to you.  In these cases, the partner may contact you for legitimate purposes of providing health and well being services. These services will have their own privacy policy.

11. How Do We Use Your Information?

We use your information to help us provide and improve our services for you. We may use your information in the following ways.

• to provide you with any services that you have with us as part of your health or well being
• to report to our commissioners on how the services are performing – note: this will be using anonymised, pseudonymised or aggregated data, never using identifiable personal data unless we are contracted to do which will be made clear to you at the point of initial assessment.
• to check your identity
• to check your eligibility where appropriate
• to update our records with any new information you give us
• to notify you if we will be unable to provide a service you have booked before
• to provide marketing communications (if you have given us your permission)
• for research and analysis so we can develop and improve our services for your benefit
• to tailor our communications to you to ensure relevance (if you do not want us to do this please contact us using the details below)
• to comply with legal requirements.
• To safeguard users of our services

12. Keeping You Updated

There are certain communications we need to send to you so we can provide our services.  We call these service communications and include for example notices about your registration, confirmations, appointment reminders, motivation announcements and waiting list announcements. 

We may from time to time contact you about our services or products we think you might find interesting by email, by post, telephone or SMS, but only if you have given us your permission to do so.

If you do not want us to contact you other than for service emails let us know when you next visit us or contact us using the details below. You may also opt-out of email or any other communications by contacting the support team at clinical.contactcentre@nhs.net or datacontroller@slm-ltd.co.uk, or by letting us know at one of our health service groups.

13. Your Rights To Manage Your Personal Data

Accuracy of data

We will always try to ensure the data we hold about you is accurate and relevant.  If you believe the information we hold about you is out of date or incorrect, please tell a member of staff or see the contacting us section below. You will need a form of identification to request any changes.

Seeing your data – subject access request

You have the right to know what personal information we hold about you. This is called a Subject Access Request.

Removing your data

If you no longer use our services and products and wish us to delete your personal data we will do this if there are no legal or statutory regulations requiring us to keep this information.  

Restricting Processing

You can restrict the processing of your data including some processing we do under legitimate business interests.

Transferring Your Data

In some circumstances you can ask us to transfer your information to another organisation.

Objection To Processing

You can object to the processing of your data in certain circumstances such as marketing.

Withdrawing Consent

If we are relying on consent to process your data, you may withdraw your consent at any time by contacting us.

To exercise any of the above rights please write to us using the details set out in section 16.

Complaints About How We Manage Your Data

If you are not happy about the way we manage your data please contact us as quickly as possible by contacting your usual contacts for providing our service.  You may also write to the Data Controller – who will investigate your complaint and get back to you as soon as possible.

Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)

The ICO is the UK’s independent authority set up to uphold information rights.  You have the right to contact them should you wish.  Details can be found on their website: https://ico.org.uk/

14. Links To Other Websites

Our websites may contain links to and from external websites, advertisers and affiliates. If you follow a link to other sites please note that these will be governed by their own privacy policies. We cannot accept liability for data use on those websites.

15. Changes To This Privacy Policy

This policy may be updated from time to time on this page. If you have any questions or comments about our Privacy Policy or how we use your personal information please contact us at clinical.contactcentre@nhs.net

In most instances it is best to contact us locally where you take part in our services such as at the Health Service you normally attend. We can usually deal with most of your queries here.

You can also contact us through our contacts pages on our website such as www.everyonehealth.com or through the localised email address which can be accessed through the main website page, given above.

Alternatively, you can write or email our Data Controller datacontroller@everyonehealth.co.uk

Data Controller
Everyone Health Ltd
3 Watling Drive
Sketchley Meadows
Hinckley
LE10 3EY

Document last updated: 27^th October 2020

Our commitment to website accessibility

We are committed to making our website as accessible as possible. We will test it for accessibility every 3 months.

We want everyone to be able to us use it, no matter what their impairments and which technologies they use.

We have created the site taking best practice web accessibility guidelines into account, including WCAG 2.0, WCAG 2.1 and BS 8878.

Adapting to your needs

We have made the site as usable as we can, but you might have a better experience if you change the settings on your computer to suit your individual needs.

For example, you might change the site’s colours, increase the text size, or have the site spoken aloud.

If you want help customising your experience using accessibility features already on your computer, or help installing extra assistive technologies, we suggest these sites:

• AbilityNet's My Computer, My way
• The Web Accessibility Initiative’s Better Web Browsing: Tips for Customising your Computer

Known problems with this site’s accessibility

We know that there are some accessibility problems with this site, and we will work to fix them if we can. These include:

• Some websites we link to may not have been tested for their accessibility
• Some of our older PDF documents may not work correctly with screen readers – we will be replacing these.
• captions are available on videos; however, they are autogenerated by YouTube and may not be completely accurate

If any of these issues stops you getting the information or service you need from our site, please contact us and we will be happy to help you.

We are always looking to improve the accessibility of our site, so if you find anything on the site difficult to use please let us know using this form.

To help us understand the problem as quickly as we can, please tell us:

• the web address or title of the page where you found a problem
• what the problem is
• what computer and software you use.

All constructive feedback about the accessibility or usability of our site is welcome and we promise to consider it carefully.

This accessibility statement was last updated in July 2020 and follows the advice on accessibility statements in British Standard BS 8878.

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We use traffic log cookies to identify which pages are being used. This helps us analyse data about web page traffic and improve our website in order to tailor it to customer needs. We only use this information for statistical analysis purposes and then the data is removed from the system.

Overall, cookies help us provide you with a better website, by enabling us to monitor which pages you find useful and which you do not. A cookie in no way gives us access to your computer or any information about you, other than the data you choose to share with us.

You can choose to accept or decline cookies. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can usually modify your browser setting to decline cookies if you prefer. This may prevent you from taking full advantage of the website.

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How and why we use cookies

Everyone Health uses ‘analytics’ cookies to help us make our website better for those who visit it regularly. They help us work out what users like and don’t like, as well as ways we can improve the website and its content.

Cookies are used for a variety of other reasons, for example, to safeguard your privacy when browsing the site. Please note that our cookies do not store your personal information, such as your name, address, telephone or email.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that are sent to, and stored on, your computer, smartphone or other device for accessing the internet, whenever you visit a website. Cookies are useful because they allow us to offer a user experience on our website that is as smooth as possible. At Everyone Health, we mostly use analytics cookies to help us understand users’ behaviour on our website so that we can improve the online experience. Cookies can also be used, amongst other things, to remember preferences, let users navigate between pages efficiently, verify the user and for carrying out essential security checks. Some of the functions that cookies perform can also be achieved by using similar technologies. This policy refers to ‘cookies’ throughout. However, it also includes these similar technologies. These include Flash cookies or Local Shared Objects, also known as LSOs. Read more about them at allaboutcookies.org/privacy-concerns.

How to manage cookies

The browsers of most computers, smartphones, and other web-enabled devices will typically accept cookies.

However, please remember that cookies are often used to enable and improve certain functions on a website. If you choose to switch certain cookies off, it is likely to affect how websites work. If you block cookies completely, many websites will not work properly and some functionality on these websites will not work at all.

This is very important because any settings that you change in your browser will not just affect Everyone Health cookies, but will also apply to all websites that you visit (unless you choose to block cookies from particular sites).

Everyone Health does not use cookies to collect personally identifiable information about you, although we may combine information that we collect from the web analytics services we use and their cookies or similar technologies, such as LSOs to analyse how you, and other people, use our website.

Most modern browsers will allow you to:

1. see the cookies that have been set and delete them on an individual basis
2. block third-party cookies
3. block cookies from particular sites
4. block all cookies from being set
5. delete all cookies when you close your browser

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Analytics Cookies

It is possible to opt out of having your anonymised browsing activity within websites recorded by analytics cookies. Everyone Health uses Google Analytics and you can opt out of their cookies by clicking on the following link tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout. Please note, this will take you to the relevant third party’s website and generate a ‘no thanks’ cookie, which will stop any further cookies being set by third parties.

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The most common types of cookies are HTTP cookies. You can control these using the process described above, in the “How to manage cookies” section of this policy. As well as HTTP cookies, there are other technologies that work in a similar way to cookies called LSOs. Please note that, at the time of writing this policy, Everyone Health does not use any LSOs.

More information about cookies

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The spotlight falls on our Southend team. Find out who's who in the team and what services they currently deliver.

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What is it?

While its great news that smoking rates among adults are consistently on the decline, there is still significant work to do in order to try and remove this incredibly dangerous habit out of society completely.

According to the most recent study, 15.8% of UK adults aged over 18 smoke – an improvement over the 20.1% that smoked in 2010 – but still representing approximately 7.6 million people in 2016. Everyone Health’s smoking cessation services are aimed at this significant proportion of the UK adult population and are designed to ensure that all service users not only quit smoking in the short term, but deliver permanent lifestyle and behaviour change, meaning they’re never tempted back.

Our highly-trained team of experts provide service users with advice, support and encouragement on how best to go about quitting smoking for good, something which studies show they’re four times more likely to do if you make use of both the specialist support and medication we offer.

The service includes one-to-one support from our experts to the service user, as well as 12 weekly group sessions to help deliver permanent behavioural change. Furthermore, each service user will also benefit from a bespoke programme that has been tailored to each of their individual needs. This includes advice on choosing the right smoking cessation medication for the service user, as well as how best to deal with cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

Service users can make appointments to see their advisor through their local GP practices, pharmacies and other community locations throughout the local area, meaning support is always within reach.

Furthermore, we also have a dedicated phone line that’s contactable on 0333 005 0095, meaning service users can talk to an adviser whenever they need to, especially if they feel their resolve weakening.

NCSCT

The National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training (NCSCT) have product a set of informative and real life videos around SWITCHING from smoking cigerettes to vaping.

Further videos can be found on their You Tube Channel

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As one of the largest causes of serious injuries among the older population of the UK, helping to prevent falls is one of Everyone Health’s primary concerns. Not only do falls cause many injuries to older people, but they also act as a barrier, stopping people from maintaining their independence.

This is why we’re so keen to help by using our wealth of experience and our highly trained instructors to help combat the problem. Our falls prevention classes – which are run by the expert trainers – help service users build their lower body strength, balance and your confidence.

All of these helps reduce the chances of service users falling and, subsequently, injuring themselves, as well as helping empower older people into maintaining their independence by reducing their fear of falling. Furthermore, the programme helps older people stay active, getting them out of their homes, meeting new people and helping them improve both their mental and physical wellbeing.

Classes are held weekly and includes chair-based exercises for those who find it more difficult to stand, alongside a whole host of other exercises for service users to enjoy.

As part of the services we provide, all eligible service users will be given the opportunity to have an NHS Health Check, a simple procedure that gives excellent insight into the future health risks of service users in your area.

Who needs an NHS Health Check?

Offered to all Adults in England between the age of 40 and 74, the Health Check measures several different variables, assessing the service user’s chances of developing certain conditions such as dementia, type 2 diabetes, heart disease and some cancers.

Age is one of the biggest reasons behind the risks of service users developing these ailments goes up. As well as advancing years, however, there are several other factors that can increase a service user’s chances of suffering from any or all (developing one significantly increase the risks of getting another) of these maladies.

What does an NHS Health Check achieve?

Potential risk factors include being overweight, eating unhealthily, smoking, pursuing an inactive lifestyle, drinking too much alcohol, as well as having high blood pressure and cholesterol. By having an NHS health check, this means early signs of these conditions are more likely to be caught and the above risk factors can be mitigated and brought to heel earlier, reducing the risks of service users developing some life-threatening conditions in the future.

What does an NHS Health Check involve?

The health check itself is a simple procedure, lasting for between 20 and 30 minutes. It involves the service user answering certain questions, having their cholesterol and blood pressure checked, alongside recording their height, weight, gender and ethnicity.

What happens next?

Service users will be told precisely what their results mean and, if necessary, they will be asked to return at a later date. Service users with slightly raised blood pressure may have to have their kidneys tested via a further blood test, while another blood test may be required to check for type 2 diabetes.

Once all the checks have been carried out, service users may well be prescribed a course of treatment or medication in order to help prevent or reduce the risks of that person suffering from any of these serious conditions in later life.

Get fit, stay fit! Join our classes!

Maintaining regular exercise is a fantastic way to lose weight and improve your overall health and wellbeing. We run weekly group exercise classes it’s not only good for your fitness, but great fun too, with many people saying they made new friends.

Why get fit?

Exercise has a huge range of benefits, from improving your mood to helping avoid life-limiting conditions. Exercising on a regular basis helps manage your weight, which not only improves your physical appearance, but will help reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes, heart attack, strokes and some cancers. It will also help lower your blood cholesterol and blood pressure levels. Our classes aren’t just for those who want to get fit, if you’re at risk of falls, have been in hospital or bed ridden it’s also a great way to get back into movement. We’ve made sure that some of the excises are chair based to accommodate all. As a result, you’ll develop stronger bones, muscles and joints, you’ll be stable on your feet whilst also lower your risk of developing osteoporosis. The endorphins from exercise will give you more energy, help you sleep better, make you feel happier and more relaxed.

How you can get fit with us

During the session, our highly trained instructors will help you try many new activities, all aimed to be enjoyable and educational. We start each of our sessions with a warm-up, either standing, or chair based. These activities can include leg extensions, sitting to standing using resistance bands and work to mobilise different parts of the body.

Get fit today!

If you think you could benefit from this service, just fill in our short contact form and we’ll get back to you. You can also contact us on 0333 005 0095.

If you’re feeling lonely or isolated from society, then we’re here to help. We will help those of you who are not, or don’t feel able to get out and about, seeing your friends, family and meeting new people on a regular basis.

Not only will maintaining a socially interactive life help improve your mental health and make you happier but avoiding social isolation will also improve your physical wellbeing as well. Studies indicate that loneliness can cause depression, high blood pressure, anxiety, becoming less mobile and increased mortality rates too. In fact, some studies suggest that loneliness can be as bad for you as smoking around 15 cigarettes a day.

Our highly trained team will identify if you are at risk of becoming lonely or isolated and set in motion a four-step programme to help you avoid loneliness. You’ll be allocated your own staff member who will organise home visits or regular telephone appointments with you and help make you aware of access services to help you get out and about, all the while maintaining your independence.

We can also help you make use of technology to stop yourself from becoming isolated. For example, we are running a pilot scheme using tablet computers which will enable you to use video calling technology to keep in touch with other service users, and we can keep in touch with you too. We’ll be giving out five iPads initially as part of the scheme and we will be teaching recipients how to use them to stay in touch with one another, as well as loved ones.

You’ll also be put in touch with local community groups and shown how to get in touch with the Silver Line telephone helpline should you need it.

Everyone Health offers FREE stop smoking support for pregnant ladies and their partners or significant others, helping to create a safe, smoke-free home for all the family.

Start your quit journey TODAY by calling 03330 050095 or text QUIT to 60777

Why quit if you’re pregnant?

Exposing an unborn baby to cigarette smoke can cause worrying complications throughout the pregnancy as well as for the baby, post-birth. These include:

• Premature birth
• Defects of the mouth
• An increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome.

If you are a pregnant smoker who spends a lot of time around other smokers, this can also increase the negative effect of smoke on the foetus. Research shows that 80% of second-hand smoke is invisible and odour-free, meaning unborn babies can still develop smoke-related complications from second-hand smoke.

For more reasons to quit during pregnancy, visit https://www.nhs.uk/smokefree/why-quit/smoking-in-pregnancy

How we can help

Our free programme helps pregnant ladies and their partners, or other household members, to stop smoking for good. The programme combines free stop smoking products with specialised support to help manage withdrawal symptoms and handle cravings, without reaching for a cigarette. Led by our friendly team of dedicated practitioners, we are able to provide one to one support to help stop smoking at any stage of the pregnancy.

Quit today!

If you are pregnant and want support to quit, contact us today.

Call 03330 050095 or text QUIT to 60777

What is it?

Here at Everyone Health, helping people manage their weight and supporting those who have a higher than healthy BMI is at the very forefront of the services we provide. We offer a range of services to help support people through that journey, each of which is designed not just to help the service user lose weight in the short term, but to help encourage whole-life behaviour changes that will result in long-term benefits to the service user.

These are flexible and able to be moulded to the service user’s own needs, whatever they may be. A key element of our services is education. Helping the service users to learn how to eat healthily and how to live a healthy lifestyle, including nutritional physical activity information.

Through Healthy Workplaces, your business can get FREE public health support to assess the health and wellbeing needs of your workplace, identify priorities, embed plans for action and access public health support services. In addition, you can receive FREE public health and mental health training and join our workplace networks where you can connect with other workplaces, exchange ideas, share good practice and raise the profile of what you are achieving.

What can you expect to receive?

Understand what your workplaces needs are via the Healthy Workplace Needs Assessment

Support creating a plan of action to address the needs and support to hit those actions.

• FREE* 2-day and 1-day Mental Health First Aid Training
• FREE* Royal Society for Public Health accredited training
• FREE* NHS health checks for colleagues
• FREE* attendance at our Workplace Network events throughout the year
• FREE* Healthy Workplace resources for your workplace

What would we like from you?

• A commitment to assess and improve the health and wellbeing of your workforce.
• Complete a Workplace Health Needs Assessment or have a valid assessment from the last 12 months
• Attendance at a minimum of 3 of our Workplace Network events a year

Identify a minimum of one colleague to be a ‘Workplace Health Champion’

Active Life have developed a programme in collaboration with Everyone Health to help the community deal with the emotional & physical effect of COVID-19. The Back to Wellness programme offers a health and wellbeing service to anyone who has been affected by COVID-19. The programme offers:

• One to One contact to discuss needs
• Follow up contact for 6 / 8 weeks
• Information sheets – Healthy Lifestyle, Nutrition and Exercise
• Virtual exercise sessions, delivered by Youtube and Zoom
• Referral to partner organisations where identified needs
• Referral to EH / AL weight management if BMI above 30 or 27.5 with additional health conditions or BAME.

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The Healthy Schools Service provides, through its website, a single point of reference for information and updates on new programme initiatives, information on local training offers and events, useful weblinks as well as a host of resources and lesson plans to support schools embed a robust health and safety agenda.

A network of partner services, that comply with the locally agreed Quality Assurance standards, work in collaboration to provide the content which covers a wide range of topics from physical activity and healthy eating to mental health, keeping safe and relationships. The service also facilitates the delivery of multi-agency projects which are developed in response to identified needs – many of which are free of charge.

There is also the opportunity for schools to take a quick online health check which takes no longer than 15 minutes and provides the benefit of a self-assessment with sign posting to the next steps to take to help comply with the requirements of the new Health Education curriculum.

Click here for the Healthy Schools Audit Tool

What is it?

Here at Everyone Health, helping children and young people manage their weight and supporting those who have a higher than healthy BMI is at the very forefront of the services we provide.

We offer a range of services to help support children, young people and their families through that journey, each of which is designed not just to help the service user and their family lose weight in the short term, but to help encourage whole-life behaviour changes that will result in long-term benefits to the service user.

These are flexible and can be moulded to the service user – and their family’s own needs – whatever they may be. A key element of our services is age-appropriate education. Helping the service users and their families to learn how to eat healthily and how to live a healthy lifestyle, including nutritional physical activity information. They can then apply this information to their own lives, helping them to manage their own weight and forge an independent path to success.

The services we provide include:

S.T.O.P

Alive ‘N’ Kicking

Alive ‘N’ Kicking is a successful weight management programme that helps children and young people aged anywhere between five and 19 years of age reach and maintain a healthier weight. The service comprises of three age-specific programmes for infants and juniors (age 5-11), seniors (age 12-15) and young persons (age 16+), each of which delivers age-appropriate activities, messages and behavioural change strategies that will help benefit the whole family.

Kickstart:
The 12-week Southwark GP Exercise Referral service has been designed to help inactive people that are struggling with their mental and physical health. It does this by encouraging them to get more physically active both within the programme and beyond their participation and they are supported in taking more control over their own health.

There are three levels of support available: Kickstart, Active Boost and Cardiactive. Each offers different levels of support depending on what help you need.

Kickstart is the lowest level of support available and is ideal for people who are confident to exercise safely and independently. This level includes:

• discounted membership to leisure centres for using the gym, going swimming and attending group fitness classes.
• access to free or low cost non-gym-based activities that include led walks, cycle training, community dance and fitness courses, seated exercise and park sessions such as walking football.

Eligibility Criteria

Service users must have at least one of these:

• Obesity BMI 30 + or South Asian 27.5
• Anxiety +/or depression (able to self-motivate)
• 5%  + CVD risk over next 10 years using Qrisk 2 (https://www.qrisk.org/2017/)
• In cancer remission for up to 12 months
• Asthma
• Stress
• Respiratory

What does the Programme involve?

For a 12-week period, clients will be encouraged to build up their weekly activity levels through attending sessions at the centre of their choice.

All clients will take part in an initial assessment at the beginning and a completion assessment end of their 12-week programme. Once they have completed the programme, clients will be encouraged to independently continue with regular physical activity and will be provided with information on local activity opportunities. On completion of the programme, all clients will be entitled to a reduced leisure centre membership.

Clients will be followed up at 9 months from start date on the programme and offered advice and support where needed by an administrator or exercise professional where possible.

Who is Eligible for the Service?

• all adults aged 18 and over
• residents of Southwark
• or registered with a Southwark GP
• People currently doing less than 150 minutes of exercise each week.