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Equality and diversity have long been an issue in the world, and with the BLM movement gaining attention around the world equality and diversity seems […]
This week is Mental Health Awareness week, and in times like these keeping an eye on your mental health is more important than ever. You […]
Although this virus is commonly seen across the world, the type that has been identified in China is a new version – Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCov) […]
Most people know the impact that cancer has on people all around the world – it’s one of the most commonly known diseases and affects […]
Mental health problems are something that can affect 1 in 4 people in the current day. Many people have mental health problems, some you may […]
The cases of forced marriage in the UK have been rising steadily over the years, which has led to this particular topic of the month. […]
In the rare event of a fire arms or weapons attack, please see steps to safety below… The post Safety guidelines appeared first on Beacon […]
After previous topics of safeguarding, this month we are going to look at something that comes under that issue: modern slavery. Modern Slavery is seen […]
Care workers wearing pyjama-style scrubs at night-time to help patients sleep patterns. Care workers reduce residents’ sleep deprivation by wearing pyjamas. The initiative met with […]
This month we are looking at quite a big issue in the HSC sector: domestic abuse. Domestic abuse is a repeated pattern of behaviour that […]
Quite a sensitive issue for this month’s topic of the month – Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). It is estimated that 137,000 girls and women in England […]
Did you know….? Up to 3.8 million girls worldwideare affected by breast flattening (UN). It is also thought that up to 1000 girls in the UKhave been […]
