While waiting, your health might not be the only thing on your mind. Other concerns, like money, work, and relationships, can also affect your wellbeing.
Cornwall Council have teamed up with the Independent Food Aid Network, Transformation Cornwall, the Trussell Trust, and other partners to bring you valuable information if you're experiencing financial hardship.
Find information, advice and support on the Cornwall Council "I am worried about money" web area
Acas, the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service, work with millions of employees every year to improve workplace relationships. They're an independent public body that receives funding from the government. Find advice on employment law, HR processes and good practice at work, including:
Find advice and information on the Acas Holiday, Sickness and Leave web pages
Illness can strain relationships by causing emotional stress, communication issues, and changes in roles. It can also affect intimacy, lead to social isolation, and create financial burdens.
If you're facing these challenges, don't hesitate to seek support from support services across Cornwall.
Talking Therapies is a free, confidential service for people aged 16 years and over who are registered with a GP in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. They provide treatment for common mental health difficulties such as low mood, stress, and anxiety. You can refer yourself to this service without support from your GP.
What are the benefits of Talking Therapies?
Find out more including how to access NHS Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Talking Therapies
Relate provide free, confidential, and non-judgmental support for NHS and social care staff in the southwest.
You can access free 30-minute web chats or phone calls with advisors to talk about whatever is on your mind. They can also help you access up to 6 free counselling sessions.