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ALT Reading Well for families programme title surrounded by illustrations of books, a heart and a mug. Text reads: Books to support family wellbeing in pregnancy and the early years, www.readingagency.org.uk/reading-well. The Reading Agency’s logo is in the top left corner.
ALT On the top left, the Health Information Week Logo, on the top right 'Friday', and in the bottom right 'Digital and Health Literacy'. To the middle left, text reads 'Did you know? The library is now running training sessions on digital health literacy and health apps? Contact [email protected] to arrange a session!'. To the right of this is a cartoon image of a phone, and a quote from a trainee regarding the training, which states it was "Informative, engaging, and thought provoking".
ALT On the top left, the Health Information Week Logo, on the top right 'Wednesday', and in the bottom right 'Mental Health and Wellbeing'. To the middle left, text reads 'We also have a number of wellbeing related e-books, that you can access anytime with an NHS OpenAthens account! Scan the QR code or follow the link to view our wellbeing e-book collection'. To the right of this is a QR code which corresponds to the URL within the tweet text.
ALT On the top left, the Health Information Week Logo, on the top right 'Tuesday', and in the bottom right 'Mental Health and Wellbeing'. To the middle left, text reads 'Birmingham Women's and Children's have a wide range of resources in our libraries to support your mental and physical wellbeing. Scan the QR code, or follow the link to see more!'. To the right of this is a QR code which corresponds to the URL within the tweet text.
ALT On the top left, the Health Information Week Logo, on the top right 'Monday', and in the bottom right 'Winter Health'. To the middle left, text reads 'Support your winter health! Warm spaces in the Midlands: Warm Welcome Spaces are available, both in Birmingham and across the country; Foodbanks: Information regarding foodbanks and other food resources in Birmingham; The NHS also has a page dedicated to keeping well in winter, including seasonal vaccination and other information'. To the right of this are four QR codes which correspond to the links in the tweet body.
ALT View of a large building constructed in the Neo - Classical style. Austere frontage and brickwork. Entrance in the middle of the building has a slight raised turret. Topiary at the front of the building at regular intervals. A low chained fence separating the building from the public highway. Lamp posts in front of the entrance of the building on the public pavement.
ALT A cartoon of a shelf at Birmingham Children's Hospital Library. On the top shelf is a sign reading 'New Mental Health books at BC'. Below are four books. From left - 'Maybe I Don't Belong Here' by David Harewood, 'Social Inclusion and Mental Health' by Boardman et al., 'Will you read this, please?' edited by Joanna Cannon, and 'Don't put us away' by Richard Keagan-Bull.
ALT A cartoon image of the library, with a message overlaid reading 'Today's the day! Birmingham Children's Library Open Day! Find out about the refurbished library, and discover how library resources and services can support you and your department. Drinks and refreshments available!'. To the right is a 'Your BC Library, Renewed' issue card, and to the top left is the Library and Knowledge Service BWC logo, and to the top right the Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust logo.