Hello there,
Welcome to this week's edition of the Your Life Doncaster newsletter, where we round up all of the latest Doncaster news and information from the last week that matters to you.
This week's top stories:
- Winter is here!
- Alternative New Year Resolutions
- Get Doncaster Moving
- Foster for Doncaster
- Thank you Dr Rupert Suckling
Support for you this winter
A big shout out to our gritting teams who have been out keeping our roads safe as temperatures plummeted this week.
Please take care when travelling either by car or foot as there is a risk of ice in certain places.
Your Life Doncaster has everything you need to know to keep well this winter:
 There is lots of support available for you over the cold months, from Welcoming Spaces to health and care services.
Please also consider how you can choose kindness this winter by keeping those vulnerable loved ones, friends and neighbours in mind and check in with them where we can.
Alternative New Years Resolutions
As we move through January there can be a pressure to see results from your resolutions.
Why not, instead measure how your actions have made you feel?
Resolutions can help you to meet new people, have time to yourself and improve your mental health!
Get Doncaster Moving
Keep your eyes peeled for Get Doncaster Moving's new campaign popping up around Doncaster!
Read more about Doncaster Dynamo's walking football team and how you can get active in Doncaster here:
Foster For Doncaster
Come say hello to our fostering team who will be in the Frenchgate Shopping Centre tomorrow (Saturday 20 January).
You could make a real difference to a child’s life in Doncaster by fostering. The team will be on hand to answer any questions about fostering and what’s involved in becoming a foster carer.
Can’t make it? You can also chat with our team by calling 01302 737 789 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm) or email your questions to FosterFor@doncaster.gov.uk
You can also find more information on our webpages:
Thank you Dr Rupert Suckling
This week, Director of Public Health Dr Rupert Suckling presented the Public Health Annual Report to the Full Council meeting.
Dr Suckling also received an official vote of thanks from the council after 9 years of dedicated service in his role, ahead of his retirement in January.
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