Weight management
Whether you want to make sure you're getting a balanced diet, need help to lose a little weight or are worried about malnutrition, find out how to keep a healthy weight on our weight management pages.
You can also find out where to go to get a healthier eating option when out and about. Whether it's a low fat takeaway or a meal with less salt, you'll find local businesses on our Heart of Derbyshire page.
Keeping active
Whether you want to lose the odd pound or you're just after an alternative to the gym there are lots of groups and services around Derbyshire that can help you keep fit, active and healthy. Find out more on our active lifestyles pages.
Mental health and wellbeing
Good mental health and wellbeing is vital to every part of your life. If you're struggling with a problem you can find out where to go for help and support on our mental health page.
Sexual health
Find out about the sexual health services on offer to you on our sexual health page.
NHS health checks
Did you know that if you're aged between 40 and 74 then you might be entitled to a free NHS health check? The health check aims to reduce your chance of developing serious diseases such as diabetes or heart disease. Find out more on our health checks page.
Workplace health
We're working closely with local employers to help them improve the health and wellbeing of their employees. Learn about our Healthy Workplace scheme.
Drugs and alcohol support
If you, or someone close to you is struggling with a drug or alcohol issue there are organisations out there who can help. Find out more on our drug and alcohol support pages.
Tobacco and smoking support
If you want to quit or would like to find out more about the work we're doing to tackle smoking in Derbyshire, visit our tobacco and smoking pages.
NHS screening programmes
The NHS offers 5 main screening programmes for breast cancer, cervical cancer, bowel cancer, Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm and diabetic eye screening.
You might be invited to one or more of these screenings. Find out more about what they are and why they’re so important on the NHS screening page.