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To reduce the impact of an event on the NHS, there should be an appropriate level of medical cover based on a detailed medical needs assessment and medical plan.

How we investigate a safeguarding referral.

Steps you can take to stay safe and reduce the risk of abuse or neglect.

We are currently carrying out a review of all households who receive a council tax discount because one or more adults in the household are disregarded.

The Employment and Skills Team aims to build a sustainable, skilled, capable and dynamic workforce that meets the needs of employers through collaboration with businesses, training providers, schools, colleges and support for job seekers.

The Employment and Skills Team are on hand to help you progress along your route into employment or learning.

We support residents to gain the skills and training to make the most of opportunities in the borough.

Here are some tips for each stage of your job search. If you need support at any point, please contact us

Employers in Solihull can access a wide range of support services, including our workforce development offer designed to future-proof your business and meet evolving skills needs.

Helping Solihull employers identify and address their skills needs.

While businesses can find support such as grants from this page, some of our projects can help employers with shaping the future workforce and fulfilling Corporate Social Responsibility.

Collaboration with businesses is key for schools to develop robust career programmes that give pupils a head start.

Vehicle choices, and what fuels they use

Vehicle emissions contribute to poor air quality, which is the largest environmental risk to public health in the UK

A wood burning stove creates heat by using wood as a fuel source. Multiple studies have shown that wood burners can increase air pollution (PM2.5) drastically within a short space of time.

Being active in Solihull is easy with gyms, leisure centres, parks, Solihull Active and lots of activities for families, adults and exercise for older people.

Suicide is a tragedy for those that take their own life and for their family and friends.

If you need support with your mental health, help is available.

Sign up to our Council Tax account.

Find out about local and national support and the care and support that is available for people in Solihull who are living with or caring for someone with an autistic spectrum disorder (ASD).

If you are worried about your own drug use, or the drug misuse or abuse of somebody else contact SIAS on 0121 301 4141 or help@sias-solihull.org.uk. This is a free service.

Living with cancer is hard, but, with so much help and support available and the diagnosis and treatment of cancer improving all the time, more people are living with the condition long beyond their diagnosis.

Cervical cancer screening in Solihull looks for early signs of the disease in otherwise healthy people that do not have any symptoms.

Breast cancer screening looks for early signs of the disease in otherwise healthy people that do not have any symptoms.

Find out about local and national help and advice, and the care and support that is available for anyone in the borough with a physical disability.

If you are worried about your own alcohol drinking ,or the alcohol abuse or alcohol misuse of someone else drinking, call SIAS on 0121 301 4141. This is a free service.

Diabetes is one of the most common life-long health conditions in the UK today. If you have diabetes, your blood sugar level can rise too high, which can cause serious and permanent damage to the body.

Free contraception and testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) is available to all people in Solihull.

There are a range of services in Solihull that can support you to manage a healthy weight, including Health Hubs in libraries and Weight Management Services Solihull.