This directory aims to support professionals working with children, young people and their families to connect them to a range of services that support health and wellbeing, appropriate for their own individual needs.

‘Our Commitment to Carers 2024-27’ has been developed with unpaid carers alongside contributions from Tower Hamlets Together partners, and outlines what we plan to do over the next three years to help provide this support.

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This checklist is intended to be used as a tool to support you to implement the co- production toolkit for wider co- production activities.

In May 2022 Integrated Commissioning formed the Tower Hamlets Unpaid Carers co-production in order to use the expertise and experience of unpaid carers to help shape a number of initiatives related to unpaid carers. This included a new Unpaid Carers Service and Unpaid Carers Emergency Service, which will be in place from 1 April 2024.

During the academic year 2022/23, the GP Care Group School Health Team, The Child Healthy Weight Team, and the council’s Healthy Children and families Public Health team worked together on a Quality Improvement project to review and improve the delivery of our local National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP).

In 2019 the Darzi Seeds of Change Project took root on the Isle of Dogs in Tower Hamlets. The project began life in 2019 when Darzi Fellow and ‘System Wanderer and Maven’ Meera Kapadia, embarked on her Fellowship.

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!