Health and care
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Healthwatch are looking to understand how the Covid-19 pandemic is impacting the experiences of disabled local residents with health and social care services.
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Join RedbridgeCVS Community Cancer Champions for a free, hour long Cancer Awareness Session of information sharing and discussion about what cancer screening means to you and how to spot the early symptoms of lung and prostate cancers.
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If you have any sexual health queries you would like answered you can contact Positive East today through several different methods.
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The online meetings are open to all
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43,000 people have had their first dose - over 70s can now contact the NHS if not vaccinated yet
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Positive East are working with local community groups to highlight the positives of knowing your HIV status and talking about the developments in HIV becoming a manageable long-term health condition.
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A new grants programme is now open for applications.
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NHS England has produced eleven videos addressing people's concerns
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Get tested, take care of your health, don't pass the virus on - home tests are available.
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One Place East has organised a wide range of online events for different groups of people and on a range of topics.
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Do you visit people at home? Make sure their gas appliances are safe.
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Redbridge Equalities And Community Council is part of Redbridge Covid organisations, groups and networks providing vital advice, advocacy and support to the most vulnerable in our Redbridge community.
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Are you an unpaid carer? Healthwatch Redbridge would love to hear your experiences of NHS and social care services.
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Redbridge Carers Support Service are continuing to offer counselling and coaching services to young adult carers in Redbridge during the coronavirus pandemic, in addition to the information, advice and guidance services provided by RCSS.
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POhWER have been commissioned by the London Borough of Redbridge to deliver NHS Complaints Advocacy to the residents of Redbridge.
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Do you have personal experience of cancer as a patient or carer? The North East London Cancer Alliance have some great opportunities for you to get involved to help improve NHS cancer services for local people.
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There are audio clips about lockdown available in Bengali, Gujarati, Polish, Romanian, Turkish and Somali that explains the latest guidance and why we all need to follow it.
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A new toolkit full of resources is available to help organisations ensure staff and volunteers are doing all they can to look after their wellbeing during the pandemic.
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Cancer services are still running. If you have worrying symptoms, get them checked. If you have a hospital appointment, it's safe to go.
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Local NHS staff are calling on children and young people to help them improve the way health and care services are provided.
