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physical activity amongst people who are LGBT. There should be a choice of physical activities available which should be designed with diversity in mind and be appealing to different groups of people. The website element will also allow for the development of specific support groups should there be a demand. being able to engage with people. Having several options, including a home based option will allow people to build up confidence, with support of a trained professional. People in mid-life have worse wellbeing then older people. People from a non-white background and those who identify as LGBT also have worse mental wellbeing than white people and straight people. The service will offer a range of support options which allow people to access them in combination. Evidence suggests that eating well and exercising is good for mental wellbeing as well as the options currently available through the wellbeing college. Integrating the wellbeing element of services with the physical health elements will for people to have access to mental wellbeing support whilst concurrently accessing support to lead a physically healthier lifestyle. The service will be linked to services give specific support for people from ethnic backgrounds and people from the LGBT community. An element of the new service will be that it will support other services to give specific health and wellbeing advice and help. The holistic approach will help people who may be time-poor with many commitments to get help and support. The service recognises the specific needs of different people and by linking with existing services for them they can ensure that people who are at risk of poor mental wellbeing have access to advice and help. Overall men more than women but younger women are the most likely to binge drink. White people are most likely to drink and alcohol use is higher amongst people who identify as LGBT. This service will offer alcohol support and help, with referral on to specialist treatment services if needed. This will link into other health behaviours such as smoking giving people the opportunity to address more than one issue at once. The service will support to people in a non-judgmental way and staff will be trained in having difficult conversations. Because it is integrated, referral to other services, or elements of the service should be straightforward. This should make it easier for people, especially those who may not engage in alcohol services to think about and reduce their alcohol intake.