A snapshot of just some of the 47 stalls, feedback and final thanks!

We changed things up a bit this year and at 15:00 we were thrilled that Zainab Arian and Phillip Bennet Richards could join us to announce the THT ‘Integrated Care’ Award Winners and those recognised as Highly Commended - certificates were handed out across 6 categories. Fantastic that most attended to receive their certificates in person!

The great british weather threatened rain but that didn’t stop us, Tower Hamlets Together Summer Fair went ahead!

The Tower Hamlets Together Partnership (THT) was delighted to present its 4th ‘market styled’ Summer Fair on Tuesday 15th July 2025 at Mile End Hospital Gardens.

The idea behind this Equality Impact Assessment (EqIA) Good Practice Guide is to create an accessible but detailed guide to conducting effective Equality Impact Assessments (EqIAs) for local authorities, the voluntary and community sector (VCS) and residents, with a view to it also being helpful for National Health Service (NHS) and other public service staff.

Tower Hamlets is celebrated for its rich history and diversity, however, in the shadow of this diversity are stark inequalities that significantly impact the health and well-being of residents.

The Improving Equity Programme is a collaborative initiative that aims to tackle the health and social inequalities in Tower Hamlets. It provides funding, training and support to local projects using Quality Improvement (QI) methods to address complex and systemic issues affecting the wellbeing of the community.

Learn about the various projects that took place in 2023/24

Check out our feedback report including feedback from attendees.

The DIY Health model was co-created by Bromley by Bow Health Partnership (BBBHP, Tower Hamlets, London) in partnership with the community it serves in response to a need identifiable across most general practices across the country.