The South East London ICS are excited to invite stakeholders to an in-person co-design workshop aimed at shaping the future of women and girls’ health services in South East London.
As part of the delivery of the national women’s health strategy, the South East London ICS has received some funding from the Department of Health and Social Care to invest in the development and establishment of at least one women and girls’ health hub in South East London. The hub will deliver a range of healthcare services in line with a national specification, with the South East London ICS keen to ensure the development of the hub reflects the needs of local populations, particularly those living with experience of deprivation or from minoritised communities who are at greater risk of health inequalities.
There are two workshops planned, each specific to the boroughs in South East London:
You can book onto the Lambeth, Southwark, and Lewisham workshop here, and you can book onto the Bromley, Bexley, and Greenwich workshop here.
You can find further information here, where you are also able to contribute through a short survey, and find out about progress which has been made to date.