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Information on Coronavirus

The main symptoms of coronavirus are: a cough, a high temperature and shortness of breath. Read the latest advice and information from NHS England and Public Health England about the Coronavirus. Updated April 2nd.

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Enter & View visit to East Wandsworth Community Mental Health Team

We went to speak to people who have support from East Wandsworth Community Mental Health Team (CMHT). We've written our report on what people told us, read this report and what the CMHT will be doing differently, based...

30 September 2019

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Experiences of Wandsworth Mental Health Recovery Cafés

We spoke to people to find out their experiences of our local recovery café, a relatively new type of service aiming to offer peer support, therapeutic activities and a "safe" place for people to talk. Read more...

25 September 2019

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Our 2018/19 Annual Report is here!

Each year we take a retrospective look back at our achievements throughout the last twelve months and try and pull them all together in our Annual Report.

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Hearing from Carers in Wandsworth

Two years ago we spoke to carers about the challenges they face and managing their own health and their feedback helped develop a new cares strategy. We spoke to carers recently to see if support had improved. Find out more...

25 February 2019

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What Carers Want

What is it like being a carer in Wandsworth? We launched a survey to find out.

25 February 2019

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Meet the newly elected Healtwatch Committee Members

Healthwatch Wandsworth is proud to welcome the three new committee members that were elected at the Healthwatch Assembly on Thursday 5 March.

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Express your interest in volunteering with Healthwatch Wandsworth

Volunteers play an important role at Healthwatch Wandsworth. We always need local people to help us improve local health and care services for the residents of Wandsworth.

Learning Difficulties Strategy

Have Your Say before April 3rd - Learning Difficulties Strategy - Survey

“Building Foundations – Changing Lives” This draft strategy sets out the priorities for improving outcomes for people with a learning disability in Wandsworth over the next five years and beyond.

Latest reports and publications

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News from the Healthwatch Assembly - 5th March 2020

The first Healthwatch Wandsworth Assembly of the year took place at...

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Enter & View visit to Intermediate Care at Home - Wandsworth Maximising Independence Team

We went to speak to people who have short term rehabilitation support...

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Enter & View visit to St George’s Hospital – Departure (Discharge) Lounge

We went to speak to people who were discharged from St George's...

Healthwatch Wandsworth Assembly September 2019

21 October 2019

Read our report on the discussions about the best way to reach...