Main navigation Home About Us What we do News Work for us Feedback Contact Us Call us: 01737 775 450 Search Search News Home News Friends of Caterham Dene raise over £65,000 to improve facilities at Caterham Dene Hospital Pictured left to right - Steve Slade (Treasurer), Helen Denton (Chairman), Linda Woodland (Trustee), Jean Mallery (Trustee), John Hazell (Chief Executive Officer) Friends of Caterham Dene Hospital. Over the past year local charity, Friends of Caterham Dene Hospital, have gone above and beyond to raise money for large scale projects, including one which has seen the hospital benefit from new air conditioning technology. Read more about Friends of Caterham Dene raise over £65,000 to improve facilities at Caterham Dene Hospital Volunteers sought for a new First Community Network to help shape the future of community health services in east Surrey and parts of West Sussex Today the First Community Network launches, giving members of the public the opportunity to have an input into the way community health services are provided and developed in east Surrey and parts of West Sussex. To achieve its aim of delivering first-rate community healthcare, First Community wants to listen to the voices, views, and opinions of those in the community it serves and give people a choice of how they would like to be involved. Read more about Volunteers sought for a new First Community Network to help shape the future of community health services in east Surrey and parts of West Sussex Help us to keep you safe when attending our Minor Injury Unit Members of the public are reminded not to attend the Minor Injury Unit (MIU) at Caterham Dene Hospital if they are displaying any symptoms of Covid. If patients or visitors displaying Covid symptoms attend the unit, we are required to temporarily close it to undertake a deep clean to reduce the risk of infection and keep all staff and other patients at the site safe. You can help us to keep you safe by: Read more about Help us to keep you safe when attending our Minor Injury Unit Warning issued over E-coli in water supplies in the Oxted area Homeowners in and around Oxted are being advised to boil their tap water after tests showed that supplies could be affected by the bacteria E-coli. SES Water are working to investigate and fix the problem. Customers should boil their water – and then let it cool – before using it for drinking, preparing food or cleaning their teeth. You can find affected postcodes here: https://seswater.co.uk/your-water/work-in-your-area/network-latest Read more about Warning issued over E-coli in water supplies in the Oxted area Happy 10th Birthday First Community! Colleagues from across First Community Health and Care came together to virtually party today (Wednesday) to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the organisation’s formation. The exciting milestone was marked with an online party where staff past and present, partners and a variety of stakeholders shared their thoughts and anecdotes of First Community’s evolution and wishes for the organisation’s next 10 years and beyond. Read more about Happy 10th Birthday First Community! NHS gearing up to deliver essential winter vaccines The NHS is gearing up to deliver the safe and effective annual flu vaccination programme from autumn as it’s the best protection against flu and its compilations. Read more about NHS gearing up to deliver essential winter vaccines Determined schoolboy with cerebral palsy raises over £1,400 for NHS paediatric physios A six-year-old boy with cerebral palsy has walked and cycled 70 miles to raise over £1,400 for the paediatric physiotherapy unit in Horley at which he is treated. Joseph Hodgson was born with cerebral palsy and has left hemiplegia - which is the paralysis of the left side of his body – and affects his left leg and foot as well as his left arm. Read more about Determined schoolboy with cerebral palsy raises over £1,400 for NHS paediatric physios First Community Health and Care’s Covid-19 Rehabilitation team named finalists at the UK Social Enterprise Awards First Community Health and Care’s Covid-19 Rehabilitation team has been shortlisted for the UK Social Enterprise Team of the Year award. Read more about First Community Health and Care’s Covid-19 Rehabilitation team named finalists at the UK Social Enterprise Awards New web pages for coping with minor illnesses and injuries in babies and children The Healthy Surrey website now provides parents and carers with advice and information on how to manage minor illnesses and injuries in babies and children. Fiona Whitaker, Senior Commissioner for Paediatric Services at Surrey Heartlands, said: “When babies and children are unwell it can be a really worrying time for parents and carers and it’s important that they know when to seek help, as well as being able to treat minor illnesses and injuries safely at home. Read more about New web pages for coping with minor illnesses and injuries in babies and children Try the NHS App Download the NHS App, a simple and secure way to access a range of NHS services on your smartphone or tablet. You can use the NHS App to get health advice, book appointments, order repeat prescriptions and view your GP health record. You can also access your COVID Pass which can be used to demonstrate your Covid-19 status, both vaccination and testing, for travelling or attending events. You can check your own vaccine and testing status whenever you want or need to from a tablet or smartphone. 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