Healthy Lives Events taking place in Cardiff

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The UHB Primary Care, Community and Intermediate Care Team is organising four Healthy Lives events over the next eight months. These events will be focused on promoting healthy living, vaccinations, and screening and will aim to create stronger links with communities and an opportunity for attendees to learn more about available services.

If you would like to book a stall at one or more of these events (free of charge) to promote your services, there are 15 spaces which will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis.

The event dates and locations are below and the booking form is linked here: Healthy Lives Events Stall Booking Form.docx. Please note that bookings should be made by COP 21^st June 2024.

Pop up event: Saturday 29th June (Bangladesh Centre Cardiff, CF11 6EP) 1000-1400hrs
Pop up event: Saturday 27th July (Grange Pavilion, CF11 7LJ) 1300-1600hrs
Large event: Saturday 14th September (Cardiff City Stadium) 1000-1600hrs
Large event: Saturday 15th February 2025 (Cardiff City Stadium) 1000-1600hrs

Tags: community, event, Healthcare, Healthy Lives, Primary Care, University Health Board

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