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Alliance: Neighbourhood and Wellbeing Delivery Alliance

  1. Latest research from Lambeth DataNet

    Lambeth DataNet uses GP patient records to obtain anonymous information to help plan and improve healthcare services. Below you will find examples of some of the latest research, the findings of which continue to inform our latest work and interventions.

    Social deprivation and multimorbidity

    Research on Lambeth residents has shown that social deprivation and ethnicity have a significant influence on multimorbidity, which in this study was defined as having three or more of 12 long term conditions.

  2. Joint working between health and social care – learning from social care providers

    Guys and St Thomas (GSTT) Transformation Team, Lambeth Council and CCG commissioners have been working together to help support and develop the commissioned community support (home care) providers.

    Community health and social care teams are frequently supporting the same individual at home and should be able to contact each other easily in order to improve the service they are jointly providing.

  3. Getting on in Lambeth – get involved with Age UK’s new project

    We’re all getting older. Why wait to make the most of it?

    Age UK Lambeth has started a resilient ageing project to help us all listen to each other and then act together: appreciating and doing more with what’s good about ageing in Lambeth, preventing and dealing with problems, and increasing everyone’s wellbeing across the borough.

  4. Call for community members for the Lambeth Neighbourhood Health and Wellbeing Alliance

    We are looking for community members to help us improve health and wellbeing in Lambeth.

    The Neighbourhood Health and Wellbeing Alliance, one of Lambeth Together’s four workstreams, are now recruiting community members to join us.

    We are looking for people living in Lambeth, who have experience of using its health and care services, to help the Lambeth Neighbourhood Health and Wellbeing Alliance.