NHS leaders have approved plans which will see the transformation of adult acute inpatient mental health wards for Lambeth residents with facilities moved to a new, fit-for-purpose building at the Maudsley Hospital, in Denmark Hill.
The decision was made by the Governing Body of NHS South East London Clinical Commissioning Group (SEL CCG) on 16 July 2020, after considering feedback from a 12-week NHS public consultation.
There is less than a week for Lambeth residents to have their say on major proposals to transform adult inpatient mental health services in their borough, before an NHS consultation closes on Sunday 31 May 2020.
The online survey can be found online at lambethtogether.net/lambethhospital
Black Thrive is a mental health partnership working hard within the borough of Lambeth to create the system changes that will see Black residents thrive.
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