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With #FaceCoverings set to become mandatory in shops next week, let's all make sure we're wearing them in the safest possible way to protect ourselves and others. Birmingham Health Partners advice on wearing/removing #facemasks is available in 15+ languages > birminghamhealthpartners.co.uk/how-to-safely-…

#Coronavirus has not gone away. Continue to #WashYourHands When you get home from being outside, wash your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds. #healthybrum

Waking up with that #FridayFeeling 🙌 We hope this puts a smile on your face today 💚 Remember, we're just a phone call or an email away if you need to talk 📱 116 123 ✉️ [email protected]

What to do if you're told by the NHS Test and Trace service that you've been in contact with someone who has coronavirus: orlo.uk/C1Phw Got symptoms? Get tested. Call 119 or visit the NHS website for info orlo.uk/3ECnQ

Bham City Council have issued a safety guide for businesses in Birmingham to follow. Members of the public should also be aware when entering a business to ensure their safety. orlo.uk/pXhNU #KeepBrumSafe #healthybrum

Being online has helped many of us keep in touch with the outside world. But, there are 1.9 million households in the UK that do not have access to the internet, who are left out of the loop. If you know someone who is struggling, reach out to them in a safe way. #ThursdayTalkDay

5G networks, bat soup, "miracle cures" - you've probably heard it all. But disinformation has serious consequences. The spread of false news puts the health and well-being of our communities at risk. If you hear it, shut it down, don't spread it around. #HealthyBrum

You must SELF-ISOLATE and STAY HOME when you are waiting for your #coronavirus test result. Stop the spread of the virus and #KeepBrumSafe For more information visit: birmingham.gov.uk/coronavirus #cities4health #healthybrum

If you're out this weekend make sure you continue to: 🤲 Wash Hands 😷 Cover Face ↔ Make Space #cities4health #healthybrum

How it started ⏩ How it's going.

'We could lose more people than in the Birmingham Blitz' - 'It is the decisions we make every day that matter'😷🥰 Justin Varney Birmingham Live #KeepBrumSafe birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-…

Are you passionate about making sure your community have access to reliable, up to date information? ✏️Sign up as a COVID #CommunityChampion to help ensure correct COVID guidance & advice is being shared in Brum! ☎️💻✉️ orlo.uk/5qZB5 #KeepBrumSafe #Teamwork

Was great to be back presenting IRL! 🤓Thanks again for the invite Dr Chris Kite PhD and Alex Dallaway

Spent a fantastic day in Leeds with Dave Boulger @VHobart Dr Claire Humphries (She/Her) and others hosted by the wonderful Jennifer Connolly for our The Health Foundation funded #CombinedAuthorities programme Governance Board, discussing improving health+reducing Inequalities thru CA levers. West Midlands Combined Authority

Towards a healthier UK: How can we reduce health inequalities? Our next discussion at our NS Regional Development Conference 2024 in Manchester. #NSevents #NSRegDev #Manchester #NewStatesman #conference

Excellent panel with West Midlands Combined Authority represented by Dr Claire Humphries (She/Her) #HealthInequalities

Had a great day in MCR yday at the The New Statesman Regional Development Conference representing West Midlands Combined Authority and the Mayoral Regions Programme. Big thanks to @zoe_grunewald and Rosie Beacon for an excellent panel discussion on the role of regions in reducing health inequalities 💡

I’ll be @ResolvePoverty #PlacesAgainstPoverty conference tomorrow speaking about poverty and health. Looking forward to the panel discussion with Dr Claire Humphries (She/Her), Dr Natalija Atas and Graham Whitham about the role the health system can play in tackling poverty.

Laura Burgess Penny Rimmer Carey Oppenheim Nuffield Foundation Danny Sriskandarajah NEF It’s now time for morning breakouts on various topics, with Sarah Woolnough (The King's Fund) giving a headline talk on the role of the health system in tackling poverty