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  1. New grant opportunities for Black health projects in Lambeth

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    Black-led voluntary, community and faith sector (VCFS) organisations based in and/or operating in Lambeth can now apply for one of five £2,000 grants through the Inspire Lambeth Black Communities Health Inequalities Small Grants Fund.

    Delivered through Inspire Lambeth, supported by Lambeth Together and funded through South East London NHS health inequalities funding, the programme will support new community-led activities, pilot projects and new ways of working that improve health and wellbeing, help reduce health inequalities and strengthen grassroots community capacity for Black African and Black Caribbean communities in Lambeth.

  2. Welcome to our new Patient and Public Voice board members

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    Lambeth Together is delighted to welcome two Patient and Public Voice (PPV) representatives to the Lambeth Together Care Partnership Board following a competitive recruitment process which saw a large amount of interest in these roles.

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    Welcome back, Eugenie

    We are pleased to welcome back Eugenie Dadie, who has successfully secured a second term as a PPV Board member.

  3. Healthwatch share black women’s experiences of fibroids and endometriosis care in Lambeth

    Healthwatch Lambeth have published a new report bringing together the experiences of 20 Black women affected by fibroids and/or endometriosis, who shared their stories through focus groups and interviews.

    Their accounts show the significant impact that these conditions have on women’s health, wellbeing, and quality of life and highlight practical steps local services can take to improve experiences of care for Black women in Lambeth.