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TWR is the go to health and wellbeing directory for Birmingham and Solihull citizens in the UK. TWR is an online resource library of information and support that can be navigated with minimum difficulty. With an emphasis on protection and prevention, The Waiting Room is split into 24 Life Domain key areas and by clicking on a key area, will take the user through to a list of local and national websites and contact numbers (fully accessible) that can be accessed for the purposes of information and direct support. With nearly 150,000 hits per year, The Waiting Room, a place with significant connections across Health, Social Care and wider, will continue to grow so to best enable Birmingham and Sollihull communities to access local and national support services.
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Birmingham , United Kingdom
- info@the-waitingroom.org
- the-waitingroom.org
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