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Workshops on Waiting Lists for Treatment and Care
Attend a workshop to contribute to the development of better support for people living on the waiting list for treatment and care.
6 April 2022
News
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Advanced Statements for Black African and Caribbean people
The UK Government has agreed to introduce legislation for advanced statements. Black people experience more forced care, it is important we work with Black people to introduce advanced statements in a way that works for them.
1 April 2022
News
Join South London and Maudsley's Aiming High: Changing Lives Strategy Event
On Tuesday 26 April, 6pm – 8pm, South London and Maudsley will be hosting their 'Aiming High: Changing Lives Strategy Event' to discuss what how their new strategy has developed and to share the next steps.
24 March 2022
News
Long Covid Support Programme flyer- all info below
Take Part in a Free Long Covid Support Programme!
A free programme for people suffering from the long-term health effects of Covid-19 is beginning in April, providing gentle physical and emotional support catered to the needs of participants.
21 March 2022
News
Adriana Vaz
Adriana is a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner (therapist for short) with the NHS and has been a dedicated Community Research Volunteer since 2021.
19 March 2022
Blog
Moosa Khan
Moosa Khan, a Service Designer who recently graduated from the MA Service Design program at London College of Communication, is a dedicated Healthwatch Southwark Community Engagement volunteer.
19 March 2022
Blog
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The Work Well Advice Line
The Work Well Advice Line is a brand new advice line, offering confidential telephone and email advice on employment and mental health to anybody who needs it.
16 March 2022
Advice and Information
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Twenty minutes to better resilience with Dr Radha
Thrive London teamed up with Dr Radha Modgil – NHS GP, broadcaster and campaigner for wellbeing – as well as Londoners like you, to develop a 20-minute training video on building emotional resilience.
11 March 2022
Advice and Information
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From surviving to thriving!
King's College London is looking for parents and caregivers of children aged 2-11 years to sign up to Empowering Parent's Empowering Communities new project.
10 March 2022
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The National Institute for Health Research is inviting members of the public to join one of their national and regional committees.
Funded by the Department of Health and Social Care, the NIHR is the nation’s largest funder of health and social care research.
10 March 2022
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Southbank University with Guy’s and St Thomas’ and Kings College Hospital project on Long Covid.
London Southbank University with Guy's and St Thomas and King's College Hospital invite you to take part in Long Covid workshops.
9 March 2022
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Webinar for people with lived experience of Musculoskeletal condition.
We are looking to improve the MSK patient journey in south east London and are keen to understand views of people with lived experience of MSK conditions.
7 March 2022
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