Health and social care
Stories, page 97
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Hackney ASC Prepares for CQC Inspection Hackney Adult Social Care (ASC) is gearing up for an upcoming Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection, with preparations and self-assessments underway.
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Enfield Council to Debate Men's Mental Health Support Enfield Council is set to debate support for men's mental health, as well as a range of other local issues, at its meeting scheduled for 24 June 2025.
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Camden's Disability Job Hub helps 21 into paid work A Camden Council initiative, the Disability Job Hub, has successfully supported 21 residents with disabilities into paid employment. The hub, launched in April 2023, offers...
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Kingston faces £10M overspend on SEND support Kingston upon Thames faces a potential £10 million overspend on support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), according to recent financial...
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Kingston heart health inequalities highlighted in new report A new report has highlighted significant inequalities in heart health across Kingston upon Thames, with those in the most deprived areas experiencing a five-year shorter life...
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Haringey to Review Housing Service Performance Trends Haringey Council's Housing, Planning and Development Scrutiny Panel met on Monday, June 23, 2025, to review housing service performance trends, discuss housing adaptations, and...
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Haringey Housing Adaptations See 90% Resident Satisfaction Haringey Council's housing adaptation program is achieving high marks from residents, with a 90% satisfaction rate reported. The Haringey Housing, Planning and Development...
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Camden to Pilot Basic Income for Care Experienced Young People Camden is set to pilot a basic income program for young people with care experience, as discussed in a Children, Schools and Families Scrutiny Committee meeting on Monday, June...
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Camden Examines Health of Children, Young People and Families Camden Council is focusing on the health and well-being of children, young people, and families, as highlighted in a recent Children, Schools and Families Scrutiny Committee...
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Camden Schools See Persistent Absence Above National Average Camden Schools See Persistent Absence Above National Average
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Camden Children's Services Rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted Camden's Children's Services have been lauded as 'Outstanding' by Ofsted, marking the second time the services have received the highest possible judgement under the current...
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Sydenham Residents Discuss Air Quality Concerns Sydenham residents voiced their concerns about air quality at the Sydenham Assembly meeting held on Saturday, June 21, 2025. The meeting, which covered a range of local issues,...
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New Project: Belief in Action to Support Youth Mental Health A new initiative, Belief in Action, is set to launch in Newham schools, aiming to support youth mental health by exploring the supportive roles of religious and non-religious...
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Newham Students Challenge Religious Stereotypes in Project Newham students are challenging religious stereotypes through an innovative project involving nine secondary schools. The initiative aims to foster tolerance, develop critical...
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Hounslow Scrutiny Panel to Investigate Key Children's Services Hounslow's Children and Young People Scrutiny Panel is set to delve into key children's services, launching a deep dive investigation into a specific area of council activity....
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Sutton Local Committee Meeting Held - No Key Decisions Made A Sutton Local Committee meeting on Thursday, June 19, 2025, concluded without any key decisions being made. The meeting, held at the Sutton Civic Offices, covered a range of...
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Hillingdon Health Committee Meeting Held, No Public Summary Available A Hillingdon Health Committee meeting took place on Thursday, 19 June 2025, but no public summary has been released. The Health and Social Care Select Committee convened to...
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Tower Hamlets to Procure New Rough Sleeping Services Tower Hamlets Council is set to procure new rough sleeping services, aiming to provide specialist support for those living on the streets. The decision was made at a Cabinet...
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Tower Hamlets Extends Public Health Nursing Contract Tower Hamlets Council has extended its contract for public health nursing services for six months, ensuring continued support for families in the borough. The £4.1 million...
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K&C Examines Oral Health Crisis: 25% of 5-Year-Olds Have Decay A worrying number of young children in Kensington and Chelsea are experiencing tooth decay, prompting concern and discussion at a recent council meeting.