Health and care
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Macmillan Cancer Support want to hear from Redbridge people affected by cancer, including those caring for someone else with cancer, to shape future local services.
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How can Barts best implement NHS policy and give care only to those entitled to it?
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Whipps Cross Hospital has launched a new group to find out what residents want from a redeveloped site.
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The training helps people identify and respond to individuals who are at risk of or have had FGM (female genital mutilation).
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The Plan is intended as a blueprint for the future of health and social care in the UK.
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Regular sessions are starting in Goodmayes
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MAN v FAT Football is a football league for guys who want to lose weight.
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The survey will allow Healthwatch to identify if there is enough provision for healthy living locally for young people.
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The consultation earlier this year - including at a meeting of the Voluntary Sector Network - generated a large response.
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Are you on a low income and over 60? have a long term health condition? have children under sixteen?
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Do you have experience of mental Health issues as a service user or carer?
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Get involved shaping local health and care services. Your views and opinions matter, and help NHS staff to make decisions that work for local people.
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Everyone should have an equal right to good mental health. But they don’t.
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UCLH Cancer Collaborative, the NHS cancer alliance for north and east London, are looking for patients to help them develop and launch a new Alliance Diagnostic Hub for cancer in north east London.
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Why not come and join an inclusive performance art workshop using improvisation and storytelling games, musicality and art to enhance wellbeing and improve self-confidence.
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Sky Sharma Foundation joined the Redbridge Green Fair on Saturday 23 June, held on the Ken Aston Square, Barkingside.
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The consultation concerns what people should do when they need care urgently - that is, on the same day - but it's not an emergency and they don't need to go to A&E.
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Two briefings take place on Wednesday 6 June.
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A dedicated display space is available for organisations to promote their campaigns and interact with patients, visitors and staff.
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Whole Body Therapy will be delivering a 16 week free exercise programme for people over the age of 60 and have noticed a decline in their strength and/or balance and are at risk of a fall.
