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Help is available if you have hearing loss, sight loss, deafblindness and deaf blind impairment from local providers in Solihull and national organisations that work in the local area.

Falls are the most frequent type of injury experienced by older people and at times can be very serious.

Health checks including regular eyesight and hearing tests, medication reviews and foot care can all help prevent falls.

Falls are the most frequent type of injury experienced by older people and at times can be very serious.

Key documents produced leading up to the adoption of the charging schedule.

Bowel cancer screening in Solihull looks for early signs of the disease in otherwise healthy people that do not have any symptoms.

If you are already a member all of these services are available to you with your library card. If you are not a member, you can join online.

Being active in Solihull is easy with gyms, leisure centres, parks, Solihull Active and lots of activities for families, adults and exercise for older people.

Suicide is a tragedy for those that take their own life and for their family and friends.

If you need support with your mental health, help is available.

Sign up to our Council Tax account.

Find out about local and national support and the care and support that is available for people in Solihull who are living with or caring for someone with an autistic spectrum disorder (ASD).

Smoking tobacco is the biggest cause of premature death and preventable disease in the UK. You can start to quit smoking by calling Solihull NHS Stop Smoking Service on 0121 704 6000.

If you are worried about your own drug use, or the drug misuse or abuse of somebody else contact SIAS on 0121 301 4141 or help@sias-solihull.org.uk. This is a free service.

Cervical cancer screening in Solihull looks for early signs of the disease in otherwise healthy people that do not have any symptoms.