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Hotspots Newsletter Autumn 2012
We have uploaded the latest Hotspots newsletter to our Hotspots Newsletter section of the site. You can also download it here: Hotspots Newsletter Issue 7 Autumn 2012 If you are not already on our newsletter mailing list and you would … Continue reading
New leaflets online
We’ve added some new leaflets to the Other Leaflets page. These leaflets were produced by tadea (a member of the County Durham Healthy Homes Partnership and the managing agent for the Hotspots project) and they give details on tadea’s health … Continue reading
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Dead Comfortable? Could your electric blanket kill you?
Here at CDHHP, we understand the importance of keeping warm, especially as the cold weather starts to set in. We also understand why you would want to be warm and comfortable in bed. However, it is important to recognise the … Continue reading
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North East Cardiovascular Network (NECVN) Newsletter Feature
We have had had an article featured in the North East Cardiovascular Network (NECVN) Newsletter. The article details why the cold can exacerbate cardiovascular conditions, how we can help at the County Durham Healthy Homes Partnership, and why the Hotspots … Continue reading
Hypothermia
Hypothermia is when your body temperature, which usually runs at 37°C (98.6°F), drops below 35°C (95°F). It means that you are losing heat faster than your body can produce it and it is usually caused by being in a cold … Continue reading
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County Durham Healthy Homes Partnership Event 10 March 2011
On March 10th 2011, we ran a County Durham Healthy Homes Partnership event at the Glebe Centre in Murton for approximitely 90 delegates. There were 7 presentations relating to health and energy, along with delegate packs, tea and coffee, and … Continue reading
Welcome
The County Durham Healthy Homes Partnership is a strategic partnership concerned with reducing fuel poverty and encouraging people to keep warm and keep healthy, rather than suffering from the effects of the cold. We also offer fire safety and home … Continue reading
Heat or Eat?
Whether someone is able to keep warm in winter is often as much a question of health as it is wealth. Those most vulnerable to the cold include: older people, disabled people and those living with serious illnesses, such as … Continue reading
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Winter Blues
It’s that time of year again when the winter blues start to set in. Therefore, here at CDHHP, we thought it would be timely to add a new page to the site called Mental Health and the Cold. We’ve put … Continue reading