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Give your views about the COVID vaccine, vaccinations in general, who you trust and what you’d need to know to change your mind.

People from all backgrounds are encouraged to put themselves forward to help ensure that the voices on our Council of Governors are representative of the diverse communities they serve.

Cancer Research UK (CRUK) want to work with you, to ensure the work they do represents the needs of all people affected by cancer.

All those in eligible groups (see below) can book online without a letter.

Southwark Council Public Health has published a Joint Strategic Needs Assessment of unpaid carers in Southwark. We are proud to have contributed to this work and see it as a positive step, as well as a valuable resource to advocate for local carers.

Do you have a Personal Health Budget (PHB) and live in South East London? Do you manage a PHB for someone living in South East London? Are you a carer or a Personal Assistant for someone who has a PHB?

ClearCommunityWeb have partnered with Crystal Palace Community Trust and the Kingswood Community Shop to provide a series of bite-sized 4-week programmes to help local people to develop their digital skills in March & April.

The census is a survey that happens every 10 years and gives us a picture of all the people and households in England and Wales. It helps plan and fund public services, like transport, education and healthcare.

Sickle Cell Society is researching what new services people with sickle cell and their families would like, including services that address the impact of COVID-19. 

HENRY Healthy Families is an online 8 week course for parents in Southwark with children under 5.

NHS South East London CCG has commissioned Qwell, a free, anonymous online counselling and emotional wellbeing service for adults from digital mental health pioneers Kooth.

NHS England are currently allowing people who are identified at risk of Diabetes to refer themselves onto a free online programme via the Diabetes UK 'Know Your Risk' Tool, to help them reduce their chances of developing the condition.