Central and North West London NHS Trust
Hillingdon Council recently approved funding for substance misuse services, a type of healthcare provided by the Central and North West London NHS Trust.
Hillingdon Council's Cabinet approved the continuation of substance misuse and stop smoking services for 2026-2029 in March 2026. This decision allocated £15,376,013 for drug and alcohol services and £1,679,477 for smoking cessation over the three-year period, funded by the ring-fenced Public Health Grant. Councillor Jane Palmer, Cabinet Member for Health and Social Care, presented the report.
The Central and North West London NHS Trust is a National Health Service trust providing healthcare services, including substance misuse treatment and recovery services. No specific council discussions or decisions directly concerning the Trust are detailed in the provided material, nor are any upcoming meetings scheduled.
Key facts
- Hillingdon Council's Cabinet approved continuing substance misuse and stop smoking services for 2026-2029 in March 2026. Source
- £15,376,013 was allocated for drug and alcohol services over three years by Hillingdon Council. Source
- £1,679,477 was allocated for smoking cessation services over three years by Hillingdon Council. Source
- These services are funded by the ring-fenced Public Health Grant from the Department of Health & Social Care. Source
- Councillor Jane Palmer, Cabinet Member for Health and Social Care, presented the report to Hillingdon Council's Cabinet. Source
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