The aim of Carers Week (10 to 16 June) is to highlight the increasing pressure on unpaid carers and to campaign for their recognition and support. The theme this year is “Putting Carers on the Map”.

NELFT is marking Men’s Health Week (10-16 June) and Father’s Day (16 June) by raising awareness of prostate cancer, the symptoms, and ways to check your risk.

The British Medical Association (BMA) has announced strikes by junior doctors in June.

NELFT marks Diabetes Week (10-16 June) by raising awareness of the importance of having regular diabetes check-ups.

NELFT is proud to announce that the Pharmacy Operational Dashboard has been Highly Commended in the Improving Medicines Management and Pharmacy through Digital at HSJ Digital Awards 2024.

Join the NELFT Waltham Forest Learning Disability Team at the Open Day during Learning Disabilities Awareness Week, 17-23 June.

Colleagues from across North East London (NEL) came together to share learnings from the first two months of the NEL 111 Crisis Hub Service via NHS 111, Option 2.

Volunteer, Ruby Chott, shares her story to mark the 40^th anniversary of Volunteer’s Week (3-9 June).

Isabel Robson, NELFT Clinical Facilitator, was invited to the King's Garden Party at Buckingham Palace in recognition of her 50 years of dedicated service to the NHS.

NELFT is proud to be marching at Pride in London again this year.

This World No Tobacco Day, NELFT is sharing the health benefits of stopping smoking.

The earlier you quit smoking, the more you're likely to benefit. It can be a challenge to stop smoking, especially if you have been smoking for a while.

Join the NELFT Learning Disability Strategic Project Team as they update service users, carers, and supporting staff about developments in services over the last year and ask them directly for their thoughts on the service.

Residents in Basildon can now benefit from FREE NHS lung health checks.

This type 2 diabetes prevention week (20-26 May) NELFT is encouraging people to find out their risk of developing the condition.

We know that people may be concerned about their own health following recent media coverage, so NHS England set up a new online resource for patients and the public to find help and support - https://nhs.uk/infected-blood-support