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Lottery funding of £120,000 goes to Highland health support service

A Highland-based support service for people with long-term health conditions has secured a £120,000 award from the National Lottery Community Fund.

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Lottery funding of £120,000 goes to Highland health support group

Lottery funding of £120,000 goes to Highland health support group
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Lottery funding of £120,000 goes to Highland health support service

Lottery funding of £120,000 goes to Highland health support service
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North women s health campaign group keen to play a part in improving services

Members of a women s health campaign group say they are committed to working with NHS Highland and the Scottish Government to help improve services.

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North women s health campaign group keen to play a part in improving services

Members of a women s health campaign group say they are committed to working with NHS Highland and the Scottish Government to help improve services.

United kingdomKirsteen campbellClaire clarkMaree toddRebecca wymerHumza yousafMike haywardCaithness health action teamQueen hotelScottish governmentNorth highland womenWellbeing hubCaithness general hospitalMaking rights realGet on with it togetherGroatie buckie

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