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Q1 2025-26 Reports (North East London)
Our quarterly reports examine the experience of 21,629 local people.
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Annual Report 2024-2025
Over the past year, we’ve helped more than 8,400 people have their say about health and care in Waltham Forest.
Our work has directly shaped GP access, maternity services, and vaccine confidence—ensuring decisions are grounded in real experiences.
We published 54 reports and reached out to underrepresented communities, including Romanian residents, people experiencing homelessness, and young people.
Our Good Care Framework is now embedded in local strategy, and our insights are influencing the design of new health hubs, making services more joined-up and inclusive.
Our work has directly shaped GP access, maternity services, and vaccine confidence—ensuring decisions are grounded in real experiences.
We published 54 reports and reached out to underrepresented communities, including Romanian residents, people experiencing homelessness, and young people.
Our Good Care Framework is now embedded in local strategy, and our insights are influencing the design of new health hubs, making services more joined-up and inclusive.
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Funding to improve local health outcomes
Grants of up to £2,000 are available for projects and activities that promote physical and mental wellbeing, support people in maintaining good health, prevent illness, and address health inequalities in the borough.
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World Sickle Cell Day - 19th June 2025
Thursday 19th June is World Sickle Cell Day, a United Nations-recognised day to raise awareness of sickle cell disorder across the world.
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Learn First Aid - 21st and 22nd June at Walthamstow Mall
St John Ambulance is calling on Londoners to take part in free first aid sessions across the city to celebrate St John's Day - the annual celebration of St John people and the work they do, all while showcasing the importance of learning first aid.
Whether it’s learning CPR, using a defibrillator, or treating everyday injuries, every Londoner has the power to save a life.
Whether it’s learning CPR, using a defibrillator, or treating everyday injuries, every Londoner has the power to save a life.
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Whipps Cross hospital gets Government money to fix and improve buildings
Barts Health NHS Trust have announced that they have received £28 million from the government to fix and improve buildings at Whipps Cross and Newham hospitals.
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Sickle Cell Disorder event
Sickle Cell Disorder: Addressing Challenges Across the Community will be held at London Metropolitan University on Wednesday 2nd July from 11am to 3pm.
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Pharmacies in Leytonstone
Here is a list of pharmacies in Leytonstone. Contains links to pharmacies' websites, their entries on the NHS website and General Pharmaceutical Council (GPC) inspection reports.
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