Sentence examples for wellbeing check from inspiring English sources

The projects offered carers three main types of extra help: a break from caring, made accessible in a new and much more flexible way; a health and wellbeing check specially designed with carers' needs in mind; and timely support just when and where they really needed it, accessed through GPs and hospitals.

Firefighters doing a wellbeing check at the woman's home on June 20 discovered the cats.

Special health and wellbeing checks spotted many physical and mental conditions, including diabetes, depression and cancer, which – as carers often put their own needs second to those of others – were previously undiagnosed.

A visit to a Luncheon Club or the delivery of a meal provides the regular friendly human contact that we all need, and the vital wellbeing and safety checks that vulnerable older people require, particularly in the colder winter months.

Police in the Chicago suburb of Wilmette released a statement on Monday in which they said they were "seeking to check the wellbeing" of the 49-year-old.

They are the thermometers of a city's wellbeing, and Canada's "check-up" showed they've been eating their broccoli.

Take advantage of charitable grants: Derwentside has set up the Silvertalk scheme using National Lottery funding – the service trains volunteers, including older tenants, to support people experiencing loneliness and isolation through regular phone calls, signposting to other services, and checking on wellbeing at particular times of year.

The Nuffield Trust also recently announced that a head of wellbeing should be appointed to check nutrition, exercise and emotional wellbeing in schools.

Ryan DeSears, general manager of the aquarium, told WBIR-TV that workers were anxious to return to check on the wellbeing of the 10,518 animals.

The transport secretary left his car immediately to speak to the shaken cyclist and check on his wellbeing, apologising and putting a hand on Liu's shoulders as he sat up on the floor.

The ultimate goal – for megacities such as Rio and rural villages alike – is to integrate preventive health, treatment and care into daily life, relieving the strain on hospitals and clinics by enabling communities and individuals to keep a check on their wellbeing and take simple actions to improve it.