1. Report -

    Sexual health was identified as a priority area for Healthwatch Southwark. We held a focus group with Mind charity to understand where young people turn to find information about sex and what their experience are of accessing sexual health services.
  2. Report -

    We held a public forum on 15th March to a total of 70 people, including Southwark residents and representatives
  3. Report -

    We held a public forum on 10th June at Cambridge House. 73 people attended.
  4. Report -

    We held a public forum on 15th September at Canada Water Library. 67 people attended the event, with 15 people subsequently registering as new
    supporters of Healthwatch Southwark.
  5. Report -

    In December 2015, we published a report based on what 79 Southwark residents told us about GP access and experience.
  6. Report -

    We have been listening to unpaid carers about their experiences, the support they receive and further support they would like, and the impact that their role has on their life and wellbeing.
  7. News -

    The local Coronavirus Pandemic Committee (CPC) was convened by Professor Kevin Fenton, Director of Public Health for Southwark, on 6 February and is meeting regularly.
  8. Advice and Information -

    Download, watch and listen to information about coronavirus in easy read, British Sign Language, autism-friendly and Makaton formats.
  9. Advice and Information -

    If you care for someone, coronavirus can make things more complicated and stressful. Here you can find helpful information, advice, and signposting to support all in one place for carers in Southwark.
  10. Advice and Information -

    The most important thing for all of us to do is to scrupulously follow the government's rules on staying at home, to save lives and support frontline workers. But there are other ways to help, too.
  11. News -

    We have analysed our recent signposting and feedback calls and emails to give you a picture of what Southwark residents are telling us about the initial impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
  12. News -

    Ramadan, beginning on Thursday 23 April, can be a challenge for Muslims living with diabetes, for whom the medical implications of undertaking a prolonged fast can be serious if not managed well.