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The Healthy Lifestyle Service for Cambridgeshire

We are a free service for Cambridgeshire residents who are looking to make changes to their lifestyle. So, whether you want help to stop smoking, lead a more active lifestyle, lose some weight, or simply take advantage of the NHS Health Checks we offer, Healthy You – funded by Cambridgeshire County Council – can help you.

Residents getting support to eat well, move more and feel better
Healthy You Cambridgeshire weight management support delivered in a local community setting

Hello Cambridgeshire,

We are the new provider of the Healthy You services starting from the 1st December 2025.

Peterborough:

As of the 1st November 2025, the Stop Smoking Service will change to the new commissioned provider, Greater Peterborough Network. Any enquiries regarding the service, please call GPN on 01733 917432, or visit their website.

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Healthy You Cambridgeshire health and wellbeing service in a local community setting

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Healthy You Cambridgeshire health and wellbeing service in a local community setting

East Cambridgeshire

Healthy You Cambridgeshire health and wellbeing service in a local community setting

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Healthy You Cambridgeshire health and wellbeing service in a local community setting

Huntingdonshire

Healthy You Cambridgeshire health and wellbeing service in a local community setting

South Cambridgeshire

Healthy You Cambridgeshire health and wellbeing service in a local community setting

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Why Fad Diets don’t Work

Fad diets fail because they’re restrictive, promise quick fixes, and can create guilt and overeating. Lasting weight loss comes from balanced eating, sustainable habits, managing emotions, sleep, and stress, and finding enjoyable ways to move—focusing on long-term lifestyle changes rather than temporary extremes.

What is the Difference Between Stress and Depression?

Stress is a natural response to pressure and can be motivating in short bursts, but long-term stress can harm your health. Unlike depression, it’s usually situation-specific. Managing stress early through self-care and support is important, and you should contact your GP if it becomes overwhelming.

Encouraging your Child to get Active

Physical activity has many benefits, but getting children moving can be tricky. Encourage activity through structured exercise, creative games, or hobbies turned into movement. Join in to boost enjoyment, and use NEAT activities—like walking, housework, or dancing—to build healthy habits. Fun, engagement, and family involvement are key.