Campaigns

Everyone is potentially at risk of having a fall although certain groups of people are more vulnerable than others. Causes of falls include muscle weakness, problems with balance or mobility, alcohol, medications or poor eyesight.

Cervical screening is not a test for cancer. It is a way of preventing cancer by detecting and treating early abnormalities which, if left untreated, could lead to cancer in a woman's cervix.

In the lead up to world mental health day on October 10th, I Love Me has teamed up with Key 103 to promote the five ways to wellbeing.

During alcohol awareness week in October, we joined forces with Key 103 to give you the lowdown on alcohol in Greater Manchester. How much do you know about the true effects of alcohol?

Christmas is here and all around Greater Manchester, villages and towns are buzzing with festive cheer. Whatever you’re celebrating, here are some tips to help keep you and your friends yourselves safe this party season.

We have heard a great number of inspirational quit stories - the best of which are now helping to encourage others to quit. Look out for local advertising, on radio, in the newspaper and even on the inside of local busses, featuring our very special winners....

beat, the national charity for eating disorders will be holding ten support sessions across Greater Manchester in advance of Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Click to find out more.

Dont Be a Cancer Chancer talks openly about the three most common cancers and raises awareness of their symptoms. Click below to find why seeing your GP could save your life.....