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In Greenwich and across the country, the NHS is working closely with local councils, voluntary groups, and community organisations to develop and deliver neighbourhood health services, in line with the ambitions set out in the national 10 Year Health Plan.
Neighbourhood working will transform how we support people’s health and wellbeing by bringing more care closer to home and making services easier to access. It will help people live healthier, more independent lives and reduce unnecessary hospital visits by providing joined-up, personalised care.
Neighbourhood working goes beyond treating illness. It reflects the 10 Year Plan’s ambition to shift the NHS from treating illness to proactive prevention and wellbeing support. This means helping people stay well at every stage of life, giving them more control over their care, and addressing the wider social factors that impact health, such as housing, employment, education, and social connections.
Neighbourhood working is not new to Greenwich. We have a strong foundation of integrated local services and partnerships. This next phase builds on that work to deliver the 10 Year Health Plan’s ambitions.
What are the neighbourhoods in Greenwich?
Greenwich is divided into four neighbourhoods:
- North Central (includes Plumstead & Glyndon, Woolwich Arsenal, Plumstead Common, Woolwich Common, and Woolwich Dockyard)
- North East (includes Thamesmead Moorings, West Thamesmead, and Abbey Wood)
- South (includes Shooters Hill, Eltham Park & Progress, Eltham Town & Avery Hill, Mottingham, Coldharbour & New Eltham Ward, Middle Park & Horn Park, Eltham Page, Kidbrooke Villa & Sutcliffe, and Kidbrooke Park)
- West (includes Greenwich Creekside, Greenwich Park, East Greenwich, Greenwich Peninsula, Charlton Village & Riverside, Blackheath Westcombe, and Charlton Hornfair)
Neighbourhood teams
Developing Neighbourhood Teams is essential to delivering personalised, joined up and localised care across south east London.
Neighbourhood teams will go beyond multi-disciplinary working by fully integrating staff from health, social care and voluntary services into a single local team, responsible for delivering seamless and coordinated care in a specific neighbourhood. They will work closely together to provide joined-up, personalised support shaped by the unique needs of the communities they serve.
Our aim is to make care more connected, easier to access, and better coordinated so it responds not just to clinical needs, but to the full range of a person’s physical, mental, emotional and social needs.
What the neighbourhood health service will mean for you
- Joined-up care: different health and care services work together to support all your needs.
- Easier access: services will be available closer to home, reducing travel and waiting times.
- Better ongoing support: you see the healthcare professionals from the same team more often, leading to better follow-up care
- More focus on preventing ill health: support for healthy lifestyles, mental wellbeing, and long-term conditions before problems get worse.
- Easier to work out what services you need: with teams working together, it’s easier to find the right help when you need it.
- More personalised care: services are tailored to meet your needs
Where are we now?
We’re at the early stages of developing a neighbourhood health service in Greenwich.
Over the coming months, we’ll be sharing updates, listening to your feedback, and working with local people to shape and improve our plans.
Your voice matter
Visit Let’s Talk Health and Care to find out how you can get involved, share your views, and stay updated on the latest developments.