It’s National Carers Week from 5 -11 June and an opportunity to say thank you to all of Bexley’s unpaid carers who work so hard and make such a huge difference in our community.
With so many organisations coming together, there’s always a story, a new idea, or an interesting angle to share. Read the latest updates on health and care in our south east London communities here, or head to www.selondonics.org/events for our upcoming meetings and events.
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It’s National Carers Week from 5 -11 June and an opportunity to say thank you to all of Bexley’s unpaid carers who work so hard and make such a huge difference in our community.
Lambeth Together has launched a five-year plan for health and care in the borough of Lambeth. ‘Our Health, Our Lambeth’ sets out how health and care services will work together, and with residents and communities, to improve the health and wellbeing of everyone in the borough. ‘Our Health, Our Lambeth’ was developed by listening to […]
Find updates from our hospitals - and what to do if you need our help
We have published our transformation plan for children and young people’s mental health and emotional wellbeing services in south East London. The plan covers what we aim to achieve overall, and the key actions we will take in 2022/23 and 2023/24. Our aim is to support service improvements that will benefit children and young people, […]
We are pleased to announce that, following a competitive tendering process, Healthier Greenwich Partnership have chosen Greenwich Health as the new provider for the Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich. We are confident that the new, integrated service will lead to a number of improvements for patients including a better experience […]
Time is running out for many people in south east London to get their first – or second – COVID-19 vaccination. People aged between 5 and 49 on 31 August 2022 who have not had a jab can still get a free vaccine from the NHS – but that door closes on 30 June. The […]
Supporting young people and families affected by violence
From May 2023, parents and guardians of children aged one to 11, who are not up to date with their vaccinations, will be offered vaccinations for their children against polio and measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) through primary schools and community venues. They can also contact their GP surgery at any time to get their […]