Whether it’s for our own peace of mind, to help us feel more in control of our health, or for our loved ones, we know it’s important to stay on top of health checks, screenings and tests. But with so much on our plates, it’s also easy for important actions concerning our health to slip.
For Great Mental Health Day on January 26, Lambeth Council invited mental health specialist Juney Muhammad from South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM) to lead a discussion with voluntary groups on recognising and supporting people who might be struggling with their mental wellbeing.
February 5-11 is HIV Testing Week. Lambeth is joining others to increase uptake of testing for HIV, promote its benefits, and highlight how residents can get a free and confidential test.
While new HIV diagnosis rates are falling, many people get tested too late, and there are still people living with HIV who are unaware of their status.
Lambeth’s sexual and reproductive health promotion service, Love Sex Life, has launched its annual survey.
The survey will gather insights and feedback to understand people’s experiences, preferences, and needs concerning sexual health and wellbeing.