What a legendary role model @SAPHNAsharonOBE!
You had, and will continue to have, the loudest roar for children, young people and #schoolnursing🦁
#Thankyou for the opportunity to play a small, part we will miss you at @SAPHNAteam but will continue the iconic work you started!
Presenting at our "Change The NHS" webinar on Dec 11th are Chief Nursing Officer for England, @Duncan_CNO & Deputy Chief Public Health Nurse for England, Professor @JamieWaterall! Help shape the future of the NHS: https://t.co/Dw3coxQa6R
#SchoolNurse#PublicHealthNurse#ChangeNHS
This International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we’d like to share Simi’s story with you.
Simi is a Black, Disabled and queer young person. Her journey shows the importance of embracing every part of who you are – and everything that makes you, you, deserves to be celebrated.
“I am not ashamed to be Disabled. I think that my limbs are beautiful in their uniqueness. My disability is a major part of who I am and deliberately ignoring it would mean overlooking a huge part of me. Everything my Disability has caused me to go through has made me stronger.
So when people see me I want them to see me. A girl with Black skin, a dimpled smile, and flappy hands who uses a wheelchair. I don’t want you to see a broken body or a burden on society. Instead, I want you to see the beauty in my bent legs and how my hands hang on the edge of my arms like a waggling flag attached to a pole. And through them, see the history of both Black and Disabled people in my bones and both of those cultures in my heart. See a beautiful and proud Black, Disabled, queer person because that is who I am.”
@coxandcoxuk customer service is absolutely shocking! Still waiting for a refund for an item never actually delivered - since 28/10!!! Get your act together!
We may not be able to change the whole world, but our small acts of kindness still make a big difference 💕
You can help spread some joy by using and sharing the December Kindness calendar https://t.co/kD5nLQS9DK #DoGoodDecember
I didn't post during the #SAPHNA24 conference because Annie and Sue started us off by talking about stress. I decided to immerse myself in the day instead of being overwhelmed by having to post. So here are some reflections.
I didn't post during the #SAPHNA24 conference because Annie and Sue started us off by talking about stress. I decided to immerse myself in the day instead of being overwhelmed by having to post. So here are some reflections.
Annie and Sue also talked about circles of control, influence and concern. It's important to differentiate what we can and can't control when things become overwhelming at work.
#saphna24
👀SAPHNA in collaboration with the Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) and the Institute of Health Visitors (iHV) have published a joint policy position on the ‘The Safeguarding Role of Public Health 0-19 Services https://t.co/aOmyp2Zim3 @WeSchoolNurses@nurses4ph
Enjoying the #SAPHNA24 Conference? Want to get more involved? SCAN THE QR CODE to sign-up and strengthen our organisation with your voice and expertise! Alternatively, visit our website: https://t.co/asLKTNBBsl
Some of the amazing @SAPHNAteam preparing for tomorrow’s conference. Excited for amazing agenda and grateful to @BucksNewUni @melhayward for fabulous hosting @WeSchoolNurses
‘You matter’ relaxation session being led by the wonderful Annie from @SAPHNAteam and Sue her colleague at https://t.co/JQhF9j6kBD
#SAPHNA24@WeSchoolNurses