Help build a better health and social care service: Local Involvement Networks (LINks) explained (20th November 2008)
Local Involvement Networks (LINks) have been introduced to help strengthen the system that enables communities to influence local health and care services. This document explains more about LINks and how the public can make their voice heard by getting involved. It supersedes previous versions of “LINks explained”.
Document
Carbon monoxide: Are you at risk? (13th November 2008)
Accidental exposure to carbon monoxide kills more than 50 people each year in England and Wales. It is a poisonous gas that you can’t see, taste or smell and is released when a carbon-containing fuel – such as gas, oil, coal, coke, petrol or wood – doesn’t burn fully because there is not enough air available. Incorrectly installed, poorly maintained or poorly ventilated room or water heaters, fires or cookers, are the main sources.
Leaflet
Sure Start: ‘Tis the season to be careful (20th November 2008)
This leaflet for parents, produced jointly by the DCSF and the Child Accident Prevention Trust, highlights the potential dangers to children in the home over the Christmas period.
Leaflet
Local Involvement Networks (LINks) have been introduced to help strengthen the system that enables communities to influence local health and care services. This document explains more about LINks and how the public can make their voice heard by getting involved. It supersedes previous versions of “LINks explained”.
Document
Carbon monoxide: Are you at risk? (13th November 2008)
Accidental exposure to carbon monoxide kills more than 50 people each year in England and Wales. It is a poisonous gas that you can’t see, taste or smell and is released when a carbon-containing fuel – such as gas, oil, coal, coke, petrol or wood – doesn’t burn fully because there is not enough air available. Incorrectly installed, poorly maintained or poorly ventilated room or water heaters, fires or cookers, are the main sources.
Leaflet
Sure Start: ‘Tis the season to be careful (20th November 2008)
This leaflet for parents, produced jointly by the DCSF and the Child Accident Prevention Trust, highlights the potential dangers to children in the home over the Christmas period.
Leaflet
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