We’ve continued our #HealthyJoints journey this week with more exclusive content for you to read, watch and engage with on MyFFC.

We brought your the latest in our series of fortnightly exercise tutorials, a guide to accessing welfare support if you’re living with a long-term joint or musculoskeletal condition, or recovering from an injury, and there’s also a step-by-step video to practice some balancing exercises at home.

You can find all of our exclusive content on MyFFC by registering below and joining our Healthy Joints Group, or by searching for #healthyjoints.

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Here are some of the highlights from week seven:

Our Welfare Services Lead, Carrie Pearce, shared some of the support you can access to help with home adaptations and finances if your mobility is restricted, from exploring funding and grants to explaining all you need to know about the Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) and Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

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We demonstrated a few simple techniques you can try at home to improve your balance in an exclusive video too.

Why not give them a go if you feel they’d benefit you? Let us know how you get on in MyFFC!

At-home exercises to improve balance

And we posted the latest in our fortnightly series of exercise tutorials too. You can watch the full video by clicking the button here, or watch a trailer for it below:

Week 4 exercise tutorial

Keep an eye on the Share Your Story group in MyFFC, as we’ll continue to share our beneficiaries’ personal stories of how they’ve been helped by us with their joint health. This week we shared Nicola’s, whose full story you can read here:

Nicola’s story

Keep checking our Healthy Joints Hub on the website too, where you’ll find all the links to the content in MyFFC:

Healthy Joints Hub

Remember: you can keep up with all the latest updates, content and videos in our joints campaign by joining our Healthy Joints Group in MyFFC or searching for #HealthyJoints and following the topic. Anything new will appear there and you’ll also be updated when anything is added.

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