by jacobjones | 12/5/2025 | Case studies, Celebrations, Community, Events, Partnerships, Public Health
This year’s Wirral Public Health Annual Report 2024/25 casts a powerful spotlight on addiction – not just as an individual struggle, but as a public health issue that affects whole communities. Among the stories featured is one that’s especially close to our hearts at...
by jacobjones | 02/5/2025 | Advice, Case studies, Clinical, Community, Drop ins, Events, Outreach, Partnerships, Spotlight, Support, Testing
Late-Night Clinic Supports Vulnerable People in Wirral The Health Huddle is helping some of the most vulnerable people in our community access the sexual health care and support they need — when they need it most. The Health Huddle is a late-night women’s only...
by jacobjones | 29/4/2025 | Case studies, Community, Hostels, Opiates, Outreach, Partnerships, Spotlight, Stories of hope
At Wirral Ways, a unique team is going above and beyond to re-engage people who have dropped out of drug treatment – and it’s making a big difference. Set up in late 2022, the Reengagement Team works with people who use opiates and have disengaged from support. These...
by Maria Gonzalez | 08/3/2025 | Advice, Awareness Days, Case studies, Celebrations, Community, Events
This International Women’s Day, we caught up with Sarah McIntyre, our Women’s Wellbeing Coordinator. Sarah’s passion and commitment to supporting women in our community are truly inspiring. In her role, Sarah works tirelessly to ensure that women receive...
by jacobjones | 04/3/2025 | Case studies, Stories of hope
For most of his adult life, Steven battled addiction. Crack, heroin, and benzodiazepines consumed 28 years, leaving him with chronic health conditions, stints of homelessness, fractured relationships, and repeated spells in prison. His only clean periods were during...
by jacobjones | 01/3/2025 | Case studies, Stories of hope
A 57-year-old veteran found crucial support from the Flourish Hub at a time of extreme crisis. Recently evicted and facing homelessness, he arrived at Wirral Ways feeling anxious and overwhelmed. He uses a wheelchair and lives with ongoing respiratory, mobility, and...
