Grants up to £7,500 to VCS organisations in City and Hackney
City and Hackney is providing grants up to £7,500 for VCS organisation. Deadline 2nd Feb. 2022.
Covid pop-up vaccination centre at Liverpool Street Station – Friday, 21st January
A pop-up vaccination centre will be in front of Liverpool Street Station in London on Fri, 21st Jan. 2022.
Community African Network recruiting volunteers for bowel cancer uptake project in Hackney
Volunteer one day per week to support Community African Network’s bowel cancer uptake project.
Free support if you are self-isolating in City or Hackney
If you are self-isolating after testing positive for COVID-19, free support is available to those who live in City and Hackney.
New health centre to open in Waltham Forest thanks to partnership working
People in Waltham Forest are set to benefit from a new state-of-the-art health centre following partnership working between the borough council and local NHS.
Antenatal Infant Feeding Online Workshop
If you are scheduled to give birth at Homerton, consider attending one of these free monthly infant feeding workshops.
Let’s Talk About the Vaccines – invitation for unvaccinated maternity staff
A Covid-19 conversation with faith leaders and health experts will take place on 17th Jan and 19th Jan 2022.
Diabetes and Pregnancy Planning webinar
If you are living with diabetes and are planning a pregnancy, join this webinar to receive more information.
Hackney Health and Wellbeing Strategy survey
Hackney Council is asking for your feedback on its proposed Health and Wellbeing Strategy by Thurs, 17th Feb. 2022.
80% of patients admitted to Intensive Care Units in north east London in December not fully vaccinated
Between 1 December and 31 December 2021, 124 patients with Covid-19 were admitted to intensive care units (ICU) across north east London (NEL). Of these, 80.6% (100) were not fully vaccinated.
Next steps for the North East London Integrated Care System
The delay to Integrated Care Systems becoming fully operational across the country was confirmed by NHS England and Improvement in their latest planning guidance, published on 24 December.
Keeping cancer services running
Catching and treating cancer early is key and the NHS will continue to prioritise cancer services as we manage the latest wave of COVID-19. If you have any possible cancer symptoms you’re worried about, speak to your doctor as soon as possible.
