2019 sees two major projects underway: a conference for GPs and their teams on 2 October 2019 (fo lowing the July 1st introduction of the new contracts to include Social Prescribing) and a film to introduce a set of self-help teaching aids for practices to use in their internal training sessions.
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We hosted a conference on Wednesday 13thFebruary at FifteenCornwall, Watergate Bay, with inputs from high profile national figures and also young people from our schools.
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A much loved and dedicated Duchy Health Charity Trustee, Mary Grigg, sadly passed away on 30th December 2018 after a short illness, leaving behind her devoted husband, Russell, as well as lasting memories for all of those fortunate to have known her as colleague or friend.
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Eden Projects hosts 2018 Cornwall Volunteer Awards and the Charity’s winner is…
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Our charity has been working over the past two years towards goals that have now been published by the Government
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The Trustees are sending their very grateful thanks and sincere condolences to Carol O’Brien, one of our longest and most dedicated Trustees and Member of the Grants Committee, whose husband, Mike, passed away on Thursday, 10th of May 2018, and who asked that the collection from his funeral be presented to the Charity.
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DHC gave a grant earlier this year of £20,000.00 to replace old windows and doors and we have just received this thank you from the manager.
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Our Charity is always excited when the awards season comes round again and it is with particular pleasure that we have been able to support the Exeter Medical School’s Prizes and Awards again in 2018.
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The Duchy Health Charity is proud to be associated with Truro & Penwith College in presenting the award for the greatest sustained effort in the Access to Nursing Course.
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Seven trustees were invited to the Prince of Wales’s 70th Birthday Patronage Celebration in the gardens of Buckingham Palace on Tuesday 22 May 2018.
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New light to a 12c Cornish Longhouse and a new spin for Acker’s ‘Stranger on the Shore’…
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Before the Second World War, children born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus were not expected to live much past infancy. Medical advances and new surgical techniques started to change all this. The conditions began gaining more attention in the late 1950s and early 1960s and major treatment centres became established in Sheffield, London, Bristol, New York and Melbourne.
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