Public Health England data shows that over 12% of adults in Lambeth still smoke.
Research has shown that those who stop smoking for 28 days are five times more likely to quit for good. No matter how long you’ve smoked for, quitting can improve your health straight away.
We are looking for community members to help us improve health and wellbeing in Lambeth.
The Neighbourhood Health and Wellbeing Alliance, one of Lambeth Together’s four workstreams, are now recruiting community members to join us.
We are looking for people living in Lambeth, who have experience of using its health and care services, to help the Lambeth Neighbourhood Health and Wellbeing Alliance.
In Lambeth and Southwark we are working to put patients truly at the centre of the care they receive. On 25 January 2019 at the Kia Oval, over 50 health, social care and voluntary community sector organisation professionals from across the borough came together to celebrate the success of the Coordinated Care Multidisciplinary Training Programme.
A workshop has taken place to explore a neighbourhood-based model for health and wellbeing in Lambeth.
The event at Lambeth Town Hall is part of work taking place to evolve Lambeth’s Local Care Networks into neighbourhood-based collectives joining-up services from statutory agencies, the community and voluntary sectors by place.