The Damibu Feeds platform has been created to make the process of distributing, managing and publishing content easy. At it’s simplest, you connect your website to the platform using one of our plugins, and it provides a content sync with any Feeds that you choose to follow.
Damibu Feeds can be used by anyone who runs a website or an app, or who manages information within an organisation.
Content Creators
“Creators” are organisations that wish to distribute their content. Damibu Feeds has been developed with the security, control and scale required by Public Sector, 3rd Sector and Enterprise organisations.
Content Distributors
“Distributors” are organisations that wish to share content online. Damibu Feeds standardises and simplifies this process, giving access to verified and attributed content that can be manually or automatically imported on to their site.
Currently Damibu Feeds is invite-only, so if you want to add your content please contact us!
Yes, you can decide where your content is displayed.
Why not? Unlike other channels, Damibu Feeds lets you keep control. Making your content available allows your information, message and brand to be seen by far more people, whilst ensuring it’s fully attributed to you and provides you with valuable analytical insights.
To make your life easier, stop spending time rewriting or copy/pasting content. Damibu Feeds means you can subscribe to a source of content you trust. When the author updates that content, your site will automatically stay up to date with those changes. Any content you use will be fully attributed, so your audience will know where it’s from and when it was last updated. You can even make this process completely automatic, so you don’t need to lift a finger.
The local NHS has made it easier for people in Liverpool to book their own Covid-19 vaccination appointments, with an expanded list of local venues now appearing on the national NHS booking system.
The local NHS is reminding people that they can still access urgent care over the Bank Holiday weekend at any time – including on Bank Holiday Monday (3 May) when GP practices will be closed.
Get advice on how to look after yourself and your condition using eConsult.
Many businesses have begun to embrace the idea of flexible working and working from home and, in the current climate, more and more of us may find ourselves plunged into doing so for longer than the one to two days a week, which employers and employees adapt to fairly easily.
This flyer includes an overview of what dementia is, what the symptoms are and how it’s diagnosed, as well as lots of links to support services, available locally and nationally.
Health services, local authorities, charities and other partners across Cheshire and Merseyside are working together to prevent heart attacks and strokes.
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