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Early success at Eastwood CEDARS Hub
The health and wellbeing hub, at 47 Nottingham Road in Eastwood, has welcomed over 325 residents since opening its doors in June 2025, with a wide variety of services available to users, including employment support, council housing support, and a number of health clinics and services.
Additional services currently being delivered include Nottinghamshire County Council Adult Social Care, social and private housing support, East Midlands Chamber employment advice, Your CVS Notts Voluntary Group, Nottingham West PCN's Health and Wellbeing Coach, a dietician and a pre-diabetes trained therapist.
Portfolio Holder for Asset Management and Development, Councillor Milan Radulovic MBE, said, “Eastwood had been missing a facility like this for so long and it’s fantastic to see residents making use of the hub, accessing essential health, employment, and financial services, among others, helping to improve their wellbeing.
“Early success has demonstrated the need and desire for a health hub in the town centre, which has resulted in additional organisations offering their services in the coming months. I’m looking forward to building on our triumphs and lending a helping hand to many more.”
You can keep up to date with what’s on at Eastwood CEDARS Hub on our webpage.