Warrington children get fruity with Bupa

‘MUSIC IN HOSPITALS’ BRINGS MUSIC TO RESIDENTS’ EARS

‘MUSIC IN HOSPITALS’ BRINGS MUSIC TO RESIDENTS’ EARS

Ayrshire children get fruity with Bupa

ST HELENS CARE HOME DEMONSTRATES BENEFITS OF GP PARTNERSHIP TO LOCAL MP

‘MUSIC IN HOSPITALS’ BRINGS MUSIC TO RESIDENTS’ EARS

LEEDS MOTHER AND SON RAISE £1,000 FOR HEART CHARITY WITH SPONSORED WALK

‘MUSIC IN HOSPITALS’ BRINGS MUSIC TO RESIDENTS’ EARS

Wishaw children get fruity with Bupa

Ayrshire children get fruity with Bupa

Paisley children get fruity with Bupa

‘MUSIC IN HOSPITALS’ BRINGS MUSIC TO RESIDENTS’ EARS

Glasgow children get fruity with Bupa

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BUPA STAFF PUT ON THEIR RUNNING SHOES

BOLTON CHILDREN PUT ON THEIR RUNNING SHOES FOR BUPA

‘MUSIC IN HOSPITALS’ BRINGS MUSIC TO RESIDENTS’ EARS

‘MUSIC IN HOSPITALS’ BRINGS MUSIC TO RESIDENTS’ EARS

‘MUSIC IN HOSPITALS’ BRINGS MUSIC TO RESIDENTS’ EARS

Ilford children get fruity with Bupa

‘MUSIC IN HOSPITALS’ BRINGS MUSIC TO RESIDENTS’ EARS

The residents of Bupa’s The Highgate nursing home in north London will be serenaded by singer/guitarists Jim Dawson and Llew Osbourne, on Monday 18 April at 2pm. The concert has been organised by Music in Hospitals (MiH), a leading charity that provides professionally performed live music in health and care settings throughout the UK. It’s ‘Musical Memories in Care Homes’ project offers live music from a variety of performers, styles and instruments to care home residents. Concerts so far have been hugely successful with a variety of resident groups, including people with dementia. The

Ayrshire children get fruity with Bupa

Children in Ayrshire will soon be keeping fit and eating healthily thanks to ‘Activ-eat’, a healthy eating initiative for primary schools from the UK’s leading health and care company, Bupa. Members of the Dreghor Brownie Pack will be taking part in Activ-eat on Tuesday 19 April at 6pm. Activ-eat has been designed by Bupa to make healthy eating fun and memorable for children. Activities will take place under the guidance of specially trained volunteers from Bupa’s Fullarton and Greenbank care home in Irvine, Ayrshire. Activities will include tasting exotic fruits, making healthy ‘smoothie’

Glasgow children get fruity with Bupa

Children in Glasgow will soon be keeping fit and eating healthily thanks to ‘Activ-eat’, a healthy eating initiative for primary schools from the UK’s leading health and care company, Bupa. Pupils aged six to nine from Carmyle primary will be taking part in Activ-eat on Thursday 21 April at 1pm. Activ-eat has been designed by Bupa to make healthy eating fun and memorable for children. Activities will take place under the guidance of specially trained volunteers from Bupa’s Haydale Care Home in Glasgow. Activities will include tasting exotic fruits, making healthy ‘smoothie’ drinks and