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Health
Health
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EqualityNational Co+op Grocers states support for abortion rights in the US
The co-op has expanded its employee health services to provide travel benefits in states with restrictive abortion laws, after the Supreme Court threatened Roe v Wade
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HealthScotmid announced as prime sponsor for world’s only menopause festival
Speakers including Newsnight’s Kirsty Wark will gather to open up conversations about the menopause
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HealthCo-op Group extends support for research group during Allergy Awareness Week
The retailer will give 10% of of all sales of its own-brand Free From products to the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation from 13 April-3 May
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DevelopmentAustralian government funds national scheme to develop social care co-ops
Sector body BCCM will work with communities to co-design projects under the $6.9m programme
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EqualityChannel Islands Co-op to hold quiet hours in stores to help shoppers with autism
Lights will be dimmed, music turned off and trained staff will be available, among other measures
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HealthMigros retail co-op to vote on proposal to lift alcohol sales ban
The ban, which applies to the Swiss co-op's stores, restuarants and take-aways, was introduced in 1928 as an anti-poverty measure
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CommunityCo-op gym holds crowdfunder to expand its site and improve access
The non-profit Bristol Co-operative Gym wants to create a more inclusive and welcoming space
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EducationFrom the cradle … A co-op start to life
Co-ops are active in maternity, childcare, fostering, education and youth organising, bringing their values and principles to people's formative years
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HealthTo the grave: A co-operative end to life
Retail co-ops are adapting their funeralcare services to suit 21st century needs – while new co-ops are forming to help people through the end of life
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HealthBendigo and District Aboriginal Co-op praised by Covid commander for vaccine efforts
89% of eligible Aboriginal people in the region have now been vaccinated
