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The COVID-19 vaccine is free of charge on the NHS

Loneliness is an issue that has affected many people during the past 15 months. There has been a consistent level of reported loneliness in England before the pandemic and the Government’s Community Life Survey has reported that 6% of all adults aged 16+ in England feel lonely often or always.

Bromley Well provides support to people in Bromley borough who are caring for others.

Community leaders from across South London invite you to the South London Listens mental health summit on Wednesday 16 June 2021 (6-8 pm) where they will present urgent actions to tackle the looming mental health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

We conducted an Enter & View visit of Prince George Duke of Kent Court. During our visit, we spoke with staff, family, and service users about their experiences and response to living conditions as well as Covid-19 precautions. We found that the majority of residents feel happy, comfortable and secure at the home.

A patient experience report with 600 reviews collected this quarter about the health and social care services in the London Borough of Bromley, covering the period from January-March 2021. We found that 468 (78%) local residents reviewed positively with star rating 4-5, 17 (3%) were neutral and 115 (19%) were negative.

We would like to warmly invite you and your service users to our next monthly engagement forum.

The Penge vaccine and health event will offer the vaccine and a wide range of other health checks to eligible residents, especially those who may not access healthcare services such as the homeless, refugees or those living in temporary accommodation.

People have told us they want to feel listened to and involved in decisions about their social care.

Domestic abuse is when you are controlled, bullied or threatened by your partner or a family member, who wants to gain control over you.

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is in the process of setting goals and ambitions for the Trust over the next 5 years (2021-26).

COVID-19: What you need to know when visiting a care home