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Author: Lyssa Jenkins

  1. Lambeth and South East London celebrates diversity this Black History Month

    To mark Black History Month (BHM) this year, Lambeth is celebrating Black lives, culture and diversity. Lambeth Together is committed to reducing health inequalities across Lambeth. Read more about the work of our Equality, diversity and inclusion workgroup.

    Get a health check while celebrating BHM

    Lambeth Together Health champions will be at the Thriving Stockwell event on Sat, 21 October at 10am until 5pm at the Tate South Lambeth Library ready to provide health checks including blood pressure and share health information with the community.

  2. Health and Wellbeing Fair for Lambeth’s Latin Community

    Latin connection health and wellbeing fair event flyerAs part of Lambeth’s commitment to community health and providing joined up health and care at neighbourhood level, Streatham Primary Care Network (PCN) and Streatham AT Medics are holding a Health and Wellbeing Fair for the Latin Community. Find details of time and place below:

    • Saturday October 7 2023.

  3. Lambeth highlighted patient advocacy in Chronic Pain Month

    Patients sitting in a circle talking with a doctor who is taking notes.

    Patients sitting in a circle talking with a doctor who is taking notes.

    Supporting people with chronic pain is one of our priorities within Lambeth Together. Our Neighbourhood and Wellbeing Delivery Alliance (NWDA) has been working with Centric to set up a Chronic Pain Patient Advisory Group (PAG).

    As September has been Pain Awareness Month we wanted to wrap it up by highlighting how this group strengthens the voice of people living with chronic pain and how it feed into our work in Lambeth.

  4. Lambeth’s first Green Social Prescribing Fair

    Smiling people at Green Social Prescribing FairGeneral practice staff from Streatham Primary Care Network and Streatham AT Medics collaborated with Thriving Streatham to host Lambeth’s first ‘Green Social Prescribing Fair’ on Streatham Common this summer. The event connected patients to services that can offer emotional and practical support and enabled people to explore how green space can improve mental health wellbeing.