Advice and Information

Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance is raising awareness of cancer by offering free awareness and educational sessions.

Waiting for an attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) assessment can take a long time. What support is available for people while they wait?

You don't always need to see the GP. Another healthcare professional may be more appropriate for your needs.

The NHS's Healthier You programme offers support to people in North Yorkshire at risk of Type 2 diabetes, helping them make healthier lifestyle choices to prevent or delay the condition.

Here’s an overview of the NHS Trusts that support people across North Yorkshire, the Humber, and neighbouring areas.

Every three years, the local NHS and council review pharmacy services through something called the Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment. We explain what it is, how it works, and why it matters to you.

Take a look at our advice article on the organisations and groups that can support you if you’re grieving.

We’re encouraging more people with learning disabilities—and their carers—to make use of free annual health checks, a simple but powerful way to improve long-term health and tackle inequalities.

Everyone who uses the NHS in England could soon have a single patient record that brings together important information about your health care. So how and where are your records kept now, how can you view them, and what do you do if you find mistakes in them?

The cost of NHS prescriptions will stay the same this year, the government has confirmed.

It's essential to plan ahead to ensure you have access to the healthcare services you might need. Healthwatch North Yorkshire is here to guide you on how to prepare and use available resources effectively.

The patient transport service is part of Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust and provides NHS-funded transport for people locally.