Advice and Information

Practical, financial and emotional support for farmers, agricultural workers, farming families and others living and working in rural communities

This article explains why adjustments to health services matter for people with learning disabilities and what it means for them to have their needs flagged so they receive appropriate support.

This guide explains the rights of disabled people and anyone with additional needs to ask for reasonable adjustments that make it easier to use health and care services.

Patient advice and liaison services offers confidential advice, support, and information on health-related matters.

Diabetes UK estimates that five million people in the UK are living with diabetes, with 850,000 of them not yet diagnosed.

Following recent reports of meningitis cases in Kent, we have brought together clear NHS advice on the symptoms to look out for, what to do, and when to seek urgent help.

Waiting for planned medical care or surgery can be frustrating. That’s why you should get regular and accessible updates from your healthcare professionals while you wait.

Are you a refugee or seeking asylum in England? Learn about how to access NHS care and what services you’re entitled to.

NHS social prescribing link workers can connect you to the right community groups and services to help support you.

If you have had a hospital appointment and been given a prescription, you may need to collect your medicines from a hospital outpatient pharmacy, which works differently from your usual high street pharmacy.

Community pharmacies are often the first place people turn to for healthcare advice, yet many misconceptions remain about the services they provide and the professionals who work there.

Paying for prescriptions can quickly add up, but many people in England are entitled to free NHS prescriptions without realising it. This guide explains who qualifies, how to check your eligibility, and what to do if you are unsure.