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Signs - Fabricated or induced illness
Learn about the abuse that occurs in fabricated or induced illness (FII). It can take a range of forms and can be difficult to recognise, but there are warning signs to look out for.
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Where to get help for self-harm
Self-harm is when somebody intentionally damages or injures their body and is a sign of emotional distress. Support is available for anyone who self-harms or thinks about self-harm, as well as their friends and family.
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Alcohol support
Realising you have a problem with alcohol is the first step to getting better, but it's often the hardest one.
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Videos about how to use the NHS App – NHS App help
Watch videos about how to download and use the NHS App. Includes British Sign Language (BSL) and transcripts.
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How to help your child gain weight
Children need the right amount of calories to help support growth.
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Personal alarms, monitoring systems (telecare) and key safes - Social care and support guide
Read about personal alarms and monitoring systems to help you stay safe and independent at home
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Accessibility statement for the coronavirus (COVID-19) test site finder
This accessibility statement applies to the "Find where to get rapid lateral flow tests" website and "Covid-19 Test and Vaccination Site Finder" website.
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Accessibility statement for manage your appointments
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Why plan ahead?
Read about advance care planning. It involves thinking about and discussing how you would like to be cared for in the final months of your life.
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Help with health costs for people getting Universal Credit
If you receive Universal Credit, you may also qualify for help with health costs.