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We’re bringing services together based on people’s needs and where they live. We’re doing this through three ‘Delivery Alliances’.
The Living Well Network is making it easier for people to get help with their mental health needs. It already supports hundreds of people every month.
This Alliance will bring together different providers to offer a better service to Lambeth residents facing a range of issues, including long-term illnesses.
The Children and Young People Alliance will work to make Lambeth one of the best places in the world for children and young people to grow up.
Stay up to date with how we’re helping Lambeth thrive.
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.
Lambeth’s fourth ‘Inspire’ Black communities health and wellbeing day drew over 450 people to St Mark’s Church in Kennington on Saturday 25 October. This popular event takes place annually during Black History Month, and connects individuals with advice, information and support to take charge of their health, and interact with vital services in a community setting.
Twenty-seven autistic young people from three Lambeth schools have created a powerful documentary, ‘Autism: A Unique Life’, to raise awareness of autism, challenge stereotypes and share their lived experiences.
Funded by NHS South East London All Age Autism Fund, Lambeth Council partnered with local production company Chocolate Films Workshops to deliver documentary-making workshops to the young people aged 11–19 from three local schools: Elm Court School, La Retraite School and London Nautical School, City of London Academy.
On 22 October, Lambeth Council, NHS South East London, and The Bridge at Waterloo hosted a borough-wide event bringing together creative practitioners, health professionals, and community organisations. Attendees had the opportunity to share ideas, build connections, and celebrate the role of creativity in supporting health and wellbeing.
Stoptober may be coming to a close, but support to quit smoking is all year round ✅
Visit ➡️http://www.nhs.uk/better-health/quit-smoking/ready-to-quit-smoking/personal-quit-plan/
And for #Lambeth Stop Smoking Services:
📲 Call 0800 856 3409
✉️ Email gst-tr.stopsmokinglambeth@nhs.net
People with certain long term health conditions face serious complications from flu, including hospitalisation or death.🛡️
A flu vaccine gives you the best protection, like armour 🦾
Check your eligibility and book now ➡️ http://nhs.uk/book-flu
🎬 “You find certain things harder. But you also have certain strengths.”
Watch Autism: A Unique Life — a powerful new documentary created by 27 autistic young people from Lambeth.
Honest. Moving. Eye-opening.
👉 Watch now https://www.lambethtogether.net/news/young-people-create-powerful-documentary-about-autism/
#AutismAcceptance #Neurodiversity
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