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What does Islington Adult Carers Strategy mean for you?
Are you a carer? Find out about the Islington Borough Partnership's six priorities and their commitments to make Islington a carer-friendly borough.
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Tell us about your GP website
Healthwatch Enfield is leading this project on behalf of Healthwatch across North Central London.
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Do you need help travelling to NHS services?
Find out what support is available to help you when travelling to your GP, hospital or other NHS services.
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NHS referrals and your right to choose
Did you know you can choose which hospital you go to when referred for a test, diagnosis, or treatment? Find out how.
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Progressing Equality events - we’re helping services take forward steps
Statutory and voluntary sector organisations are coming together to make services more inclusive, one pledge at a time.
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Reflecting on our first year providing information to families about childhood immunisations
Our childhood immunisations outreach worker has been engaging with families in Islington's most deprived wards to provide good quality information about vaccinations.
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Key facts about childhood immunisations
Our childhood immunisations outreach worker has produced information resources she shares with parents (and professionals working in early years settings). We're sharing some of that content here.
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Review of the Boost Lift Project for vulnerable young people, aged 18 to 25
In this project, we supported young people experiencing mental health challenges to find positive outcomes through exercise and activity.
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Our Boost project has been helping vulnerable young people to improve their physical and mental health
The Boost project is just one of the ways our Mental Health Partnership team have worked with NHS and community partners this year
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Residents tell Healthwatch that the quality of interpreting in primary care can be good, but it depends on who you get
We spoke to 60 North Central London residents about their experiences of interpreting in primary care.
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