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Nobody Wants This: season two tries to push beyond stereotyping Jewish women, but doesn’t get very far

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By Sarah Godfrey
| The Conversation Verified
Nobody Wants This is a romantic comedy following an agnostic white American woman, Joanne (Kristen Bell), and “hot rabbi” Noah Roklov (Adam Brody). Falling for Noah is easy but maintaining a relationship and forging a future with a leader of a religious community is much harder. Joanne must consider how far she is willing to go for love – will she convert?
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P-19 One team - one workforce

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By Sarah Godfrey
| The BMJ Verified
Abstract Background ‘One team - one workforce’ – Need to have an agile clinical team that can work in all areas of the hospice, depending on the fluctuating demand. Ensuring that the staff have an in-depth knowledge and experience to enhance patients’ experience. Aim To provide an innovative approach which ensures we have a flexible and agile workforce equipped with the knowledge and expertise to work across the Inpatient Unit, Community Care Unit, Virtual Ward and Community Team.
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Refresh Carers reaching out wellbeing project for residents in Little London/Woodhouse/Hyde Park

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By Sarah Godfrey
| Voluntary Action Leeds Verified
Refresh Carers Well-being Project is for unpaid parent carers who live in Little London/Woodhouse/Hyde Park. We have funding from Leeds Community Foundation to work in these areas in 2024 to try to reach unpaid parent carers of children, young people and adults with disabilities or long-term health conditions and to work together with them to run Wellbeing Workshops. Further information about the work of Refresh Carers can be found at https://www.refreshcarers.com/
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