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THCVS Health & Wellbeing Forum

Health and Wellbeing steering group

The H&W Forum is overseen by a steering group made up of organisational representatives of the forum. Meetings take place between forum meetings, to take forward the Voluntary Sector Health and Wellbeing Strategy of the forum.

Health and Wellbeing Bulletins

Click here to find past bulletins from the partnerships team around the health and wellbeing issues relevant to the borough. To have a health and wellbeing-themed event, activity, consultation or other related information for the sector, please email us at info@thcvs.org.uk.

Networking Events

The Partnerships Team have been holding Networking Events to help groups in the borough form partnerships and consortiums, which will enable groups to work together, share assets, and bid for tenders and other sources of funding. Please email alison.robert@thcvs.org.uk to find out more.

Tower Hamlets Health and Care Sector

Find useful information and links for health and care in Tower Hamlets, including the THT board, the the Tower Hamlets Health and Wellbeing board and more.

The NEL VCFSE Collaborative

The NEL VCFSE (North East London Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise) Collaborative works closely with NHS North East London to provide strategic input and representation for the VCFSE across NEL and ensures a two way flow of communication from VCFSE to the ICB. Tower Hamlets CVS currently hosts the NEL VCFSE Collaborative.
 
The Collaborative currently meets monthly with participation of VCFSE across the 7 London places (City and Hackney, Barking and Dagenham, Havering, Redbridge, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest) as well as our five thematic representatives (Workforce and Volunteers, Long Term Conditions (LTC), Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Autism, Babies, Children and Young People, and Faith to work with the ICB and to contribute in a meaningful way to health outcomes.   
 
Click here to find out more.
 

Upcoming events:

Image of a white electric cord shaped as a person's face and brain. Set against a dusty blue background.Hidden Voices in Health - Brain Health Thursday 9 October / 10.00am to 12.30pm / Osmani Centre, 58 Underwood Rd, E1 5AW.. THCVS logo in the top left corner.

 

Hidden Voices in Health – Brain Health – Thursday 9 October / 10am – 12.30pm  / Osmani Centre, 58 Underwood Rd, London, E1 5AW


Many people of all ages are living with memory loss.

Tower Hamlets CVS is working with the NIHR-funded Policy Research Unit on Dementia and Neurodegeneration at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL).

Join us for this event to be part of the conversation between researchers and service providers on how we can better support people with memory loss to have a voice in research and service design.

At this event you will:

  • Find out about the latest research
  • Explore innovative approaches to engaging with users

We will be looking at:

  • Participatory prevention
  • Diagnosis and treatment
  • Workforce
  • Care services

Together we will explore how we can strengthen research with, and for, the communities affected by memory loss.

Click here for further information on the QMUL Policy Research Unit.

Click here to register.