All Health Matters Ltd

07/07/2026

We're delighted to be sponsoring the Occupational Health & Wellbeing Award at the Kent Business Awards 2026.

This award recognises Kent employers who have embedded health, safety and wellbeing into their culture and can demonstrate a genuine commitment to supporting their people.

This isn't just for organisations in the health sector - it's open to employers across all industries who are creating healthier, safer and more supportive workplaces 🧡

If your organisation is doing great work in this area, we'd encourage you to consider entering!

🏆 Entries are now open.

Read more: https://www.allhealthmatters.co.uk/post/kent-business-awards-2026-now-open-for-entries

18/06/2026

📣 We’re hiring!
We’re looking for a Client Operations Specialist to join our team at All Health Matters.

This is a really varied role - you’ll be:

🔸speaking to clients
🔸organising bookings and queries
🔸keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes
🔸and helping create a great experience for the people we work with

We’re looking for someone who is:

🔸organised and reliable
🔸friendly and confident speaking to people
🔸proactive and happy to get stuck in
🔸and keen to be part of a small, growing team

You don’t need to have worked in occupational health before - we’re much more interested in how you approach your work and the kind of person you are.

📍 Hybrid role (Canterbury or East London)
📅 Closing date: 10th July
Full details and how to apply here: https://www.allhealthmatters.co.uk/jobs/client-operations-specialist

Please share if you know someone who might be interested!

11/06/2026

Happy pride month! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

Pride Month is celebrated every June with events happening all around the world, so what is it? Pride Month is about acceptance, equality, celebrating the work of LGBTQ+ people, education in LGBTQ+ history and raising awareness of issues affecting the LGBTQ+ community.

🤔How can I show my support at work?

There are many simple ways to help make your workplace more inclusive and supportive for LGBTQ+ colleagues.

Read more here:

Pride Month is celebrated every June with events happening all around the world, so what is it?

10/06/2026

Yesterday we closed the business, put our out-of-offices on, and spent the day together at Port Lympne for our summer away day 🌞

The morning was focused on refreshing the important fundamentals –
our clinicians refreshed their Basic Life Support and anaphylaxis training, while the rest of the team got up to speed on GDPR.

Then in the afternoon things got a bit more… hands-on!

We split into teams and built enrichment feeders for the giraffes – using power tools, clamps, saws and a set of instructions that required a fair bit of teamwork (and a bit of courage for those who’d never picked up a drill before). 🪚 🔩 🪛 🗜️

What made it really special wasn’t just the activity itself, but the purpose behind it.

These feeders are used to encourage natural behaviours – helping giraffes use their long, flexible tongues in a way that mirrors how they feed in the wild. 🦒

Afterwards, we went on a private safari and got to see the giraffes using the feeders straight away. Watching something you’ve just made being put to use like that is a pretty great feeling! We're told they'll be used for years to come too, so keep an eye out next time you visit the giraffes at Port Lympne!

A few thank yous:
🔸 To Andrew Phillips for brilliant OH-specific GDPR training. Having someone who understands occupational health as well as data protection makes a real difference.
🔸 To James McCarthy at UK Safety Services for excellent BLS training – as great as ever.
🔸 To the team at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve for such a well-run day.
🔸 To Mark and Chris at Team Building with BITE for a fun and comfort-zone stretching activity.
🔸 And a huge thank you to our Business Support Specialist, Charlie, for pulling the whole thing together behind the scenes.

Most importantly, thank you to our team – for showing up, getting stuck in, and making All Health Matters what it is. We’re lucky to work with a group of people who care as much as they do!

22/05/2026

📣 Calling Manufacturing Firms:
HSE Bulletin: Free manufacturing webinar, guidance updates, news and machinery training from HSE

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12/05/2026

🤔 Workplace medicals: do you actually need them?
If your team is exposed to noise, vibration, dust or chemicals, the answer is often yes.
Health surveillance isn’t just a tick-box exercise. It’s about:
🔸 spotting early signs of work-related ill health
🔸 showing your controls are working
🔸 being able to evidence your approach if the HSE visit
A common question we hear: “Can we just send employees to their GP?”
Short answer - not really. Health surveillance needs to be risk-based and linked to the job - in occupational health, that's our specialism.
We’ve put together a practical guide for employers across Kent and Essex here: https://www.allhealthmatters.co.uk/post/workplace-medicals-health-surveillance-in-kent-and-essex-what-employers-need-to-know

05/05/2026

☀️ Skin Health and Sun Safety at Work - https://mailchi.mp/044598e6deef/skin-health-sun260505-10566414-11039006

Most of us don’t give our skin much thought until something feels off - dryness, irritation, or the occasional bit of sunburn. But day to day, our skin is doing a lot to protect us, especially at work.

24/04/2026

We’re seeing a rise in enquiries from businesses using spray paints and coatings, particularly bodyshops and vehicle repair businesses, following increased HSE inspection activity.

If your workers may be exposed to isocyanates, testing and health surveillance play an important role in confirming that control measures are working and that staff are being protected.

Due to increased demand nationally, laboratory testing times are currently longer than usual, so starting the process early can help avoid unnecessary delays.

We support employers across Kent, London, Sussex and Essex with occupational health advice and health surveillance linked to isocyanate exposure.
👉 Read our latest blog to find out more:

HSE inspections are increasing for businesses using isocyanate paints. Learn what isocyanate testing involves, why it matters, and how to prepare.

07/04/2026

❤️ Love Your Heart: Everyday Habits That Make a Difference - https://mailchi.mp/aa22ed609677/hormones-heart26040710566414-11038045
Women’s health is often spoken about in fragments — hormones here, menopause there, mental health somewhere else. In reality, it’s all connected. Understanding more about women’s health can help anyone who lives or works alongside women to recognise potential health concerns and offer support when it’s needed.

18/03/2026

There have been confirmed cases of meningitis in the Canterbury area, and we know this is causing understandable concern locally. Our thoughts are with everyone affected and with those supporting the response.

We’re receiving a high number of enquiries about private MenB vaccinations. At the moment, we’re unable to obtain private vaccine stock, as supplies are being prioritised for the NHS. We’ll update our website if this changes.

For reliable, up‑to‑date information, please see:

• NHS Kent & Medway: https://www.kentandmedway.icb.nhs.uk/news/meningitis-outbreak-in-the-canterbury-area-4187

• UK Government update: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cases-of-invasive-meningococcal-disease-confirmed-in-kent

• If you don’t have symptoms but are concerned about possible contact with a confirmed case, the UKHSA helpline is available Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm: 0344 225 3861.

We’ll continue to monitor updates from public health teams.

If you or someone else develops symptoms such as fever, severe headache, stiff neck, vomiting, or a rash that doesn’t fade under pressure, please seek urgent medical help.