Written by Jenny Holt, Freelance Health Writer 
Health is vitally important to all of us. We have all surely heard at one time or another the old adage that ‘your wealth is your health.’ Yet, for many of us, this concept of health stretches only as far as the physical limits of the human body. Illnesses like cancer and heart disease are front and centre when we think about health problems, but we rarely stop to consider several other, equally dangerous and distressing ailments – mental health issues. People are afraid of talking about mental health problems – afraid that acknowledging these issues will lead them to be considered ‘crazy’ and to be shunned by society – or worse still ignored. [Read more…]
Written by Jean Roberts-Jones, Chief Executive, One Community
Written by Kylie Barton, Assistant Manager Eastleigh Young Carers Project 
Written by Solomon Kumuyi, Home Care Services Manager One Community
There cannot be anyone over the age of 18 that has not seen or heard at least 10 stories on both sides of the debate about Europe. Yet many people are still undecided about which way to vote or dare I say it, whether to vote at all.
Most of my working life in the Voluntary Sector could be described as community development, and I have a clear vision of what my role has been. To facilitate, advice, support people of all ages, regardless of gender, race, religion, sexual orientation or income, their family’s situation and/or their immediate environment. 
Written by Jean Roberts-Jones, Chief Executive, One Community
