This summer NHS North and West London is asking local people how they want to be involved in decisions about health and care. 

Whether it’s sharing your ideas online through surveys or social media or joining community feedback events, they want to hear from you on what works best for you and your community.

This is the start of an important conversation about how the NHS listens to and acts on feedback from people who live in Barnet, Brent, Camden, Ealing, Enfield, Hammersmith and Fulham, Haringey, Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Islington, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster.

The RDN's Patient Engagement in Clinical Development (PECD) Service has an opportunity for 8 adults (aged 18 or over) with lived experience, as a patient, or a carer or parent of someone, with atopic dermatitis (eczema), to undertake a review and comment on the content and design of patient-facing documents for a particular research study. 

The study team are particularly keen to hear from parents / carers of children aged 12 or over with atopic dermatitis (eczema).  

RM Partners are inviting voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations to take part in a short survey that will help shape the future of cancer support across our area. By sharing what you currently offer, you’ll play a key role in building a clearer picture of local provision and identifying where new partnerships or services could make a real difference.

As part of a series of six online conversations, London Plus is inviting VCSE organisations supporting the homeless and older people across London (including Croydon) to join a conversation on digital inclusion and health inequalities. These two online events will feed into the work of the London Health Mission, which aims to significantly reduce health inequalities in London by 2035 through innovation and digital transformation. It will be a chance to share experiences, discuss what’s working in tackling digital exclusion, and help shape future priorities and approaches.

The Mayor has committed to continue funding community organisations to raise awareness of adult education and employment support opportunities, ensuring Londoners have the necessary skills to improve their lives. 

It is often those who would stand to benefit most from learning opportunities that are least likely to engage with the skills system. The Community Outreach Programme will have a key focus on engaging Londoners who may face barriers to engaging with adult education  and employment support opportunities, delivering engagement activities within the community, and establishing relationships with local adult education providers and employment support programmes.

MSD UK is proud to launch its 2026 Grants Programme, for Healthcare and Patient Organisations to address health inequalities, with a focus on delivering patient and population impact. These grants are intended to support the delivery of projects which tackle health inequalities and have a meaningful impact for patients and populations.

Building on the success of last year’s programme and in line with trends in the shifting UK healthcare landscape, MSD UK are keen to provide funding support for projects which either: 

- Align to a community and neighbourhood care model

- Prevention focused

- Harness digital innovation to enable healthy living and behaviours

RM Partners are delighted to launch their HPV Vaccine Community Grant. They are offering up to £500 to local community and voluntary groups to deliver a one-off session focusing on the HPV Vaccine.

You will be supported to share key messaging about the HPV vaccine, to answer frequently asked questions about the vaccine, and given guidance on how to structure conversations with your communities.

Upcoming Training: An Introduction to Co-Production

We are holding two separate half-day online training sessions titled “An Introduction to Co-Production,” on either the 19th or the 26th of June (10am to 1pm with regular breaks throughout). 

The London Million Hearts and Minds Challenge (MHMC) is a five-year programme aimed at reducing heart disease and improving heart health across London. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a leading cause of early death and poor health in our communities, but much of it can be prevented. 

WorkWell is a free service that’s here to support you with any health issues that might make it hard to find or stay in a job. They'll work with you to figure out what you need, offering support from their team and other local services.

Their team will make sure you get the right support to find or stay in the right job. A meaningful job can have a positive impact on your health and wellbeing.

North London Forensic Collaborative (NLFC) is offering a Meaningful Activities Grant for Forensic Learning Disability and Forensic Autism (LDA) services to Voluntary, Community, Faith, and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) organisations based in North London.