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Practical, free resources to support everyday health. You are welcome to download, print and share them.

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Using your Health Passport?

If you have just taken part in a Move Health MOT, this page has what your passport promised: local activity opportunities, government guidelines, trusted health information, and links to community events and future sessions.

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From Move Health

Materials we have developed with our partners and students.

Keeping Steady poster with illustrated tips on footwear, lighting and moving safely

Poster

Keeping Steady: Simple Tips to Prevent Falls

A printable poster with simple, practical tips to reduce the risk of falls at home and in the community.

Added February 2026

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Page one of the Understanding Lower Back Pain leaflet

Leaflet

Understanding Lower Back Pain

A two-page leaflet written by University of Stirling student physiotherapists for the HEAL group at Inspiring Communities. It covers how the lower back works, what can influence pain, three seated exercises and when to get medical help. General advice only.

Added October 2026 · For the general public

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Cover of the Move Health My Health Passport, with a QR code and illustrated people being active

Passport

My Health Passport

The take-home record from the Move Health MOT. It has space for your results, a plain-English explanation of what each check tells you, and a QR code to local activity, guidelines and trusted health information. For information and education only. It is not a diagnostic tool.

Added October 2026 · For the general public

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A short, hand-picked list of reliable places to learn about staying active, preventing falls, understanding health information and tackling health inequalities. We link to other organisations. We do not run these services.

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Last checked: October 2026. These links go to other organisations. Move Health is not responsible for their content. This information does not replace advice from your GP, pharmacist or other health professional.

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