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Alliance: Neighbourhood and Wellbeing Delivery Alliance

  1. This season, give the gift of life: urgent call for Black heritage blood donors

    As the year draws to a close, the Brixton Blood Donor Centre is calling on our community to come together and make a life-changing difference. Blood donations drop during the winter months, yet the need remains constant – and urgent. One hour of your time could save up to three lives, making it one of the most meaningful gifts you can give this festive season.

  2. Age UK Lambeth’s Festive Friends: no one should spend Christmas alone

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    Christmas is often called “the most wonderful time of the year,” but for many older people, it can be the loneliest. Age UK research shows that 1.5 million older people in the UK are expected to eat Christmas dinner alone, and 670,000 won’t see or speak to anyone at all on Christmas Day.

  3. Keeping older people warm, well and connected this Winter with Age UK Lambeth

    Four smiling Age UK Lambeth advisors at their information stall, at an event in a marquee

    Age UK Lambeth is running a series of free Winter Wellbeing events and home energy services to help older residents stay healthy, warm and connected this winter. The programme includes expert Q&As, flu vaccinations, and practical energy-saving support.

     

    Four smiling Age UK Lambeth advisers at their information stall in a marquee at a community event

    Residents are invited to Vidas in Brixton for a chance to ask local doctors and public health experts their winter health questions, enjoy refreshments, and receive a free flu vaccination.

  4. Tackling chronic pain in Lambeth: new funding to expand pioneering community support

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    People living with chronic pain in Lambeth are set to benefit from a major expansion of a pioneering community-based programme, thanks to new funding from King’s Health Partners, secured in August 2025.

    The Pain: Equality of Care and Support in the Community (PEACS) programme, developed by Lambeth Together’s Neighbourhood and Wellbeing Delivery Alliance (NWDA), has been working with residents, clinicians and voluntary sector partners to co-design a new approach to chronic pain.