Developed by Public Health LBTH, the value of this approach is it leads to more co-design and power-sharing, addresses stigma, demonstrates transparently how our services are culturally appropriate, and has strong alignment with the local health and wellbeing strategy. The THT Board endorsed the goal to embed the toolkit across the system within one year in the first instance, by identifying specific campaigns and projects where it can be rolled out, supported and documented to evidence impact –with a report back in December 2023.

How we can all beat the winter blues, look out for each other and stay warm and well - Download the FULL booklet.

Download the FULL Engagement Action Plan Report 2022/23

What to do if your child is unwell - A guide for parents

Download the FULL Borough Plan Refreshed in May 2021 Post Covid 19

On Thursday 29 September, Tower Hamlets Together (THT) hosted its first ever ‘virtual’ Staff Integrated Care Awards, celebrating the fantastic work undertaken by staff over the past two years in the partnership and integration space. Download full slide deck where you can view all nominations, winners and those recognised as highly commended

Download this FULL helpful presentation about Sign live British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation

Download the FULL Q&A for Health Professionals

This Workforce Strategy sets out our approach to ensuring we have a health and social care workforce that delivers care at the right time; in the right way; in the right place; by the right person, with the right skills and values. It will act as a guiding framework for THT and the organisations within it to support and develop the health and social care workforce in Tower Hamlets. This strategy is not designed to replace or supersede the inter-organisational strategies of THT partner organisations, but instead to support their direction setting so that organisational workforce strategies demonstrate alignment with THT integrated workforce priorities.

Download our FULL Shared Outcomes Framework which includes case studies showing how this was applied in practice.

With the pandemic impacting our everyday lives we want to make sure that parents and young people are aware that we are still here to support them. During the national lockdown we are still here to care for babies, children and young people. The lockdown allows you to leave home to get medical care or treatment and we have created safe environments for you to access the care you need when you need it. If your child needs ongoing care, gets unwell and you don’t know what to do or you need urgent and emergency care please don’t hesitate to contact us. Call your GP or call 111 to get advice on what to do next. Can’t decide what care you need for your child. Read our parents’ guide to accessing services or call 111

Independent Chair's Progress Report on Tower Hamlets Together • Our mission, vision, objectives and priorities for action • How the partnership responded to COVID -good practice and lessons learned • How we used this experience to refocus our governance structure and impact • The revised borough plan, priorities, winter interventions and financial pressures • Delivering on our Outcomes Framework • Citizen voice and service user engagement