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“Fun and quirky” were the words used to describe the three localised short films recently launched to raise awareness of the importance of Vitamin D in childhood.

Featuring local children and adults from the Butt to Barra, the films were created by NHS Western Isles to bring some playfulness to an otherwise unexciting subject, with some light-hearted and humorous results.

Using adults whose voices are dubbed by children, each of the films delivers its own Vitamin D message: The importance of Vitamin D; How do I get my Vitamin D?; and The Healthy Start Scheme. Continue reading →

The S’mashin Saturday Club is a monthly group for young people aged 11-20 years with learning disabilities that focuses on art and physical activity.  The group meets on the last Saturday of the month in different venues, usually from 2-4pm, with staff supporting from different agencies.

Sports, visual arts, music, outdoor activities, bowling, cinema, water sports etc. are some of the activities on offer. It costs £2 per session and a snack is provided. If you would like your son/daughter to become a member or you would like further details, please contact Valerie Russell, at Action for Children 01851 705 080 or email: Valerie.russell@actionforchildren.org.uk

For further information on Health Promotion involvement contact Isabel Steele, Senior Health Promotion Officer.