Healthwatch Wandsworth #WhatKeepsMeWell

News - 7 April 2020

Healthwatch Wandsworth (HWW) are looking for ways to engage with Wandsworth residents online whilst we are in self-isolate. We want to hear about what you are doing to ‘keep well’ during these testing times.
What Keeps Me Well Campaign

We hope to encourage people to look at the positives in their lives—positives that empower them and that work well to keep them physically and mentally well.

Take part today

Think about what you do to keep well, write your response on a piece of paper with the hashtag #whatkeepsyouwell, take a picture and post on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook page and tag us in it. If you don’t have an account, you can send us your picture and we will put it on our account for you. To do so just email: communications@wandcareall.org.uk

What keeps us well varies from individual to individual, and often we don’t know what keeps us well or consider that something we do regularly actually keeps us well – until we consciously think about it. 

Don’t be shy – please participate in our campaign!

Participate and stay up-to-date and at:

www.healthwatchwandsworth.co.uk

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