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.

We are proud to be members of the Every Chance for Every Child Forum, the Tower Hamlets Children and Families Partnership. As individual organisations and working together, we strive every day to deliver the very best opportunities and support to families and children. This strategy is driven by what children and young people have told us.

The Better Care Fund is a programme that started in 2015, which aims to set a framework around and support local systems to deliver integration in Health and Social Care. A warm welcome to the first issue of the TH BCF Club newsletter, where you can keep up to date with the BCF Review work that is taking place in Tower Hamlets – and how you might be involved!

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.

The Tower Hamlets Together Partnership (THT) was delighted to present its 2nd THT ‘Integrated Care’ Awards ceremony on Thursday 7th December 2023. The aim of this virtual event was to celebrate the fantastic work accomplished within the borough by our staff over the last year. Download full slide deck where you can view all nominations, winners and those recognised as highly commended.

Download the slide deck from Dr Vanessa Apea who presented on this example of coproduction at the THT Coproduction Workshop Event 3 11th July 2023

Overview and findings from the first 2 workshops and a 1st DRAFT of the Co-production Guidance

Co-production Journey for Tower Hamlets Connect.

THT Co-production Workshop Event 1 Presentation from Shahid Islam talks about coproducing a coproduction strategy.

How do we ‘do’ effective co-production? We used appreciative inquiry to focus on existing assets and spoke to nearly 100 community members and stakeholders in Bradford and Tower Hamlets. In this strategy we draw on the key findings from our appreciative inquiry and offer important values, principles and directions on how to deliver effective co-production for the ActEarly programme.

To explore how we can all work together better so Tower Hamlets has the health and care service it needs.

To explore how we can all work together better so Tower Hamlets has the health and care service it needs.