Partnership Southwark is working with service users, carers and local communities to better join up services and support, tackle the causes of inequality and improve the health and wellbeing of Southwark residents.
People have told us that they want health, care and education services to be more joined-up, person centred and easy to access. We agree; services can often be too complex and fragmented, which leads to poorer health and wellbeing outcomes. By working together and with local communities, we can make sure that services are more consistent and responsive to the needs of service users, carers, and families, and we address the inequalities that exist within our communities; many of which have been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic.
better join up services and support
tackle the causes of inequality
improve the health and wellbeing of Southwark residents.
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The new Harold Moody Health Centre has opened on Southwark’s Aylesbury Estate, rehoming two local GP practices, and providing a brand-new neighbourhood base for delivery of community health services. Aylesbury Medical Centre (Nexus Health Group) and East Street Surgery began welcoming patients in February to their purpose-built and fully accessible premises on Thurlow Street. Additional […]
At their meeting on 16 July, the South East London Integrated Care Board approved the appointment of neighbourhood health service integrators in four of its six boroughs – Bexley, Lambeth, Lewisham, and Southwark. Bromley and Greenwich will confirm appointment of their integrators in the coming weeks. These approvals mark a major milestone in south east […]
Partnership Southwark and the Southwark Health Outreach Programme joined the annual Eid in the Park festival on 6 June, offering Vital 5 health checks and information and advice on staying healthy to those marking Eid Al-Adha, the second of two Islamic holy days celebrated worldwide each year. After the 11am prayer, families and community members […]