The Next Young Mayor Team for Tower Hamlets

The importance of raising awareness of suicide during the Christmas holidays

This programme is part of a broader health inequalities initiative. As many of you know, people with a learning disability experience stark health disparities. The Be Well programme has been developed to address these issues by creating inclusive, accessible, and sustainable leisure opportunities that support physical and mental wellbeing.

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Tower Hamlets healthcare organisations have come together to raise awareness of diabetes among local residents. A set of educational videos have been produced to help share vital information with anyone affected by the condition – or those who wish to reduce their risk of getting diabetes.

Balancing family life can be tough, but Childcare Choices is here to support you.

The Tower Hamlets Cornerstone partnership is able to offer free training and consultations for local authorities, NHS services and the voluntary sector.

Healthwatch Tower Hamlets is running a survey to understand the experiences of men diagnosed with cardiovascular disease (CVD).

The Tower Hamlets Community Health Service would like to thank those who helped with the health check at Dellow centre’s health Fair.

The new North East London Training Hub contract will begin on 1 November and run until March 2027.

Currently Black, Asian and Multi-Ethnic residents are under-represented on executive boards

A short film developed by Dr Milena Marszalek, Tower Hamlets GP who also works with Queen Mary University of London, alongside a group of parents from Tower Hamlets, which considers how parents decide whether to vaccinate their children.