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During this challenging time for all of us, the team at The IBS Network are doing our best to keep the office open for our members and all those who need our help and support. As an employer, the charity also has a responsibility to its dedicated team. Over the forthcoming weeks, and possibly months, we have put in place a rota system whereby the office is staffed by one person, supported by others working from home.
We are following the daily updated advice of the government and the World Health Organisation, so our working pattern may change. We will do all that we can to stay in touch and continue supporting our community at this time of uncertainty.
We would ask that should you call the office and receive no reply that you be patient, our one member of staff will very likely be on the phone helping others. Feel free to leave us a message and we will call you back. Likewise, your email will be answered, it might just take a little longer than usual.
Take care and keep healthy.
People with IBS are being invited to take part in a study exploring the perceived impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on people living with a gastrointestinal condition such as IBS.
Join The IBS Network from 9am on Thursday 14 May to midnight on Sunday 31 May 2020 and receive 20 FREE coin towels.
The IBS Network is joining forces with the rest of the charity sector for the 2.6 Challenge and we’d love you to be part of it too.
The IBS Network is closely monitoring the situation regarding the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK.
As the national charity supporting people living with IBS, our priority is to continue to support our members and wider IBS community throughout this worrying and uncertain...
We have been asked how coronavirus may affect people with IBS. Here we answer some of your most frequently asked questions.
We have been closely monitoring the situation regarding the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK.
The IBS Network is raising awareness of how to manage IBS in the workplace at the UK’s Health and Wellbeing at Work show, taking place in Birmingham this week (10-11 March 2020).
As part of IBS Awareness Month in April, we are launching a new campaign reassuring people with IBS that they can take control of their condition.
With only eight days until Christmas Day we’ve got some special offers to help you though the festive period.
Help keep our IBS specialist nurses at the end of the phone, for people who are confused, alone and frightened by their IBS diagnosis and symptoms.
Student hypnotherapists from Clifton Practice Hypnotherapy Training (CPHT) school in Sheffield need volunteer clients.
This month we’ve got an exciting offer just for members of The IBS Network. Purchase a wellness diary for £7.25 (including free postage) and get a free pack of ENTEROSGEL.
The IBS Network is raising awareness of IBS at the UK’s national event for general practice this week.
This week (16 to 22 September) is Love Your Gut Week which highlights the importance of good gut health and encourages people to talk about their own gut health.
We have appointed a new trustee to support us as we help people living with IBS.
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Access to IBS specialist information from NHS specialist dietitians
As part of an NHS England 100 Day project in early 2017, the Somerset Community dietitians set up webinars for their patients with IBS. The aim was to give patients anonymous and easy access to specialist NHS informa...
Three in four people (74%) say there are not enough public toilets in their area, according to a new report from the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH).
How many times have you heard the words, ‘it’s only IBS’?
We wish to recruit trustees to be part of the national charity helping people to live well with IBS.
Worried about managing your IBS on holiday this year?
Our Summer Travel packs are designed to help you better manage your IBS this holiday season.
Reading or hearing how other people live well with IBS can inspire and help people who are struggling to manage their condition.
As part of national IBS Awareness Month The IBS Network is holding a Walk and Talk event in Sheffield on Sunday 28 April at 10.30am.
Talking therapy delivered over the phone or online can improve the symptoms and quality of life for some people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) when drugs have failed, a major trial has found.
A runner raising money for The IBS Network, a national charity based in Sheffield, is running the Sheffield Half Marathon on Sunday as part of a bigger challenge to run 20 half marathons in 20 months.
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To qualify for this fantasti...
For IBS Awareness Month in April we’re tackling the stigma surrounding IBS by encouraging people with the condition to speak out.
Following The IBS Network’s successful training days in 2018 for Support Group Leaders, We are planning to hold more in 2019.
Self-management is the cornerstone of living well with IBS. If people can share their experience in an open and non-judgemental environment, l...
The IBS Network has announced the winners of its how to live well with IBS top tips competition.
The IBS Network is a registered charity in England and Wales. Charity No. 1173208
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