DL Apparel Opening Event

HAVING been a fashion model for 4 years and coming across much prejudice within the fashion industry with lack of inclusion, I decided to take matters into my own hands, and began Debbie-Lyn Apparel, an inclusive fashion brand. I began as an online seller, specialising in unapologetic fashion in sizes 8-28, and the concept has taken off so well that I'm now opening my very own shop in the heart of Southport!

I have also begun a private VIP group, Its called:- "Unapologetic Community with Debbie-Lyn"

to give opportunities to anyone in the local community who have faced adversity, to grow in confidence through the courses I run, support I give them and platforms I can create for them in fashion through my contacts.

I am holding a spectacular opening event on Saturday, 12 August 2023, at:- The Wayfarers Shopping Arcade, Lord Street Southport, from:- 11am  to 5pm

There are craft and gift fairs being hosted in the arcade on the day, as well as the official opening of my boutique Debbie-Lyn Apparel.

There will be fashion shows taking place at 12,2, and 4pm showcasing some gorgeous summer fashion from the boutique as well as hand painted leather jackets which I stock by GoGairy, Sports wear I stock by Designer Lissa MJY, Funky bags by Daisy Amour. We have the very talented Glammed By Paige doing models makeup, I have 5 gorgeous models taking part from my diverse selection of VIP members! Catherine Cox, Mia Pickett, Adele Bretherton, Tracey Maddock, Angie Sutcliffe.
 

School's out in Sefton, but you can still contact your School Nurses

CHILDREN in Sefton will still have access to their School Nurses during the holidays, using a text messaging service provided by Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust.

Sefton residents aged:- 11 to 19 can message their School Nurse for confidential help and advice about a range of issues including:- emotional health, sexual health, relationships, alcohol, drugs, and bullying.

Paula Lawrenson, Team Manager at the School Nurse Service with Mersey Care, explained:- "This isn't an emergency service, but during the holidays young people can still get help or advice from their School Nurse. We're here to make sure they're getting help for things that can be hard to talk about."

Text messaging is available:- Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays) from:- 9am to 4.30pm. Each message sent to the dedicated number:- 07312263291, will receive an automated message and a reply within 24 working hours.

The Sefton messaging service is run by Mersey Care and powered by the award winning messaging platform, ChatHealth.

Urgent help should be sought by calling:- 111. In an emergency, dial:- 999, or go to A&E (Emergency Department), the automated message will signpost to these services.

More information about the service can be found on Mersey Care's website.