Do you work in Health and Social Care? Are you interested in a career in Public Health? NHS Ayrshire and Arran's Public Health Team are running a Taster event on the 26th March Location: Ayr Education Centre, Ayr Hospital To Registration E-mail: Kelly.taylor25@aapct.scot.nhs.uk

HIV can affect anyone, and testing is the only way to know your HIV status. ❓ Not on PrEP and had sex without condoms? 💡It’s a good idea to test regularly for HIV For more information visit: #ITEST #HIVTestingWeek

📣 Families continue to pay the price when supporting someone in prison and are making sacrifices to maintain meaningful contact. Join us in supporting @FamiliesOutside’s #NoEasyJourney campaign by getting involved in raising awareness of these challenges

📣 The Help With Prison Visits Scheme only reaches some families, meaning many aren't supported. Help @FamiliesOutside raise awareness of the challenges facing families when visiting someone in prison by getting involved in the #NoEasyJourney campaign 👉

Newborn Blood Spot Test All newborn babies in Scotland are offered a blood test that screens for nine health conditions from just a few drops of blood. If you have questions, contact your health visitor. Learn more: #NewbornHealth

📣 There is #NoEasyJourney for families visiting people in prison across Scotland. Join @FamiliesOutside’s campaign to call for barriers to be removed to allow families to maintain meaningful contact. Find out how you can get involved here 👉

Cervical Screening Saves Lives 👩⚕️ Offered to women and anyone with a cervix aged 25-64, and sometimes up to 70. Don’t wait—book your cervical screening appointment with your GP practice today! Learn more: #WomensHealth #CervicalScreening

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Cervical Cancer Prevention Week: Are you between 25 and 64 years old? Don't ignore your invitation for cervical screening this could save your life! 📅 When: Tuesday 4 February 📍 Where: Dalmellington Health Centre #CervicalScreeningPreventionWeek #MakeAnAppointment #SmearTest

Cervical Cancer Prevention Week: Do you live in the Cumnock Area and between 25/64 years old? Are you due/overdue for your smear test? NHS Ayrshire & Arran is hosting drop-in clinics 🏥 #CervicalScreeningPreventionWeek #DropInClinics #NoAppointmentNeeded #SmearTest

It's #CervicalCancerPreventionWeek! Do you live in the Irvine area and due/overdue for your smear test? NHS Ayrshire & Arran is here to help with drop-in clinics 🏥 A smear test could be a lifesaver. #CervicalScreeningAwarenessWeek #DropInClinics #NoAppointmentNeeded #SmearTest

Don’t Ignore Your Invitation! 🚨 Cervical screening can stop cervical cancer before it starts. Book your appointment today and take control of your health. Learn more: #CervicalScreening #WomensHealth

Think about some of the things you like to do to boost your mental health and wellbeing. This can be any activity where you are spending time doing what makes you happy and that you enjoy. Small daily mood boosters can help us more than big life changes. #Wellbeing #MoodBoosters

It’s important to make sure you do your bowel screening test correctly. Instructions are included in the kit. More information and a ‘how to’ video can be found at #BowelScreeningScotland

People often feel a pressure to be happy over the festive period. But for some it can be a time of overwhelming loneliness, sadness or worry. Support is always available if you need it. For links to resources and organisations who can help. #MentalHealth

Pregnancy Screening: Early Detection Matters 👶 Screening aims to find out the chance of certain health conditions in the mother and baby at the earliest opportunity. Learn more about the different screening tests available: #PregnancyScreening

The festive period can be a particularly stressful time of year, but there are many things we can do to relieve stress and improve our mental wellbeing. For more information and links to great self-help tools, visit, #FestiveWellness #MentalWellbeing

The festive period can be an extremely difficult time for many. If you’re struggling with your mental health, please reach out to someone. Support is always available, NHS Inform website has links to a number of resources that can help. #ReachOutForHelp

Diabetic eye screening uses a camera to look at the back of your eyes. It’s the only way to find out if you have diabetic retinopathy. If found, getting treatment early can reduce or even prevent sight loss. Find out more at #DESScot

Violence against women and girls is a human rights issue and is one of the most prevalent human rights abuses across the world. Imagine a Scotland where women’s human rights are protected.