Public Health Service Directory

Advice and Information - 26 November 2025

Updated directory gives information on all the public health and wellbeing services commissioned by Rutland County Council.

The County Council has statutory responsibilities for public health services and a duty to improve the health of people, tackling the priorities for health in our local area. 

The council also has responsibility for a range of public health services previously provided by the NHS including most sexual health services and services to address drug or alcohol misuse. 

The directory, recently updated, sets out the services provided in response to these duties, to support early help services and prevention of ill-health. 

Read the Rutland Public Health Directory

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