News and reports

We know that caring can be rewarding, but it can also be challenging—especially when you need information or support outside office hours.

Until January 2026, unpaid carers in Wandsworth are invited to try a new online Carers Assessment and Support Service. The service, powered by artificial intelligence, was developed by Richmond and Wandsworth Adult Social Care with support from Wandsworth Carers Centre.

Wandsworth Older People’s Forum brought together residents and people in charge of a variety of transport-related services in Wandsworth - read on for information about what was discussed.

We assembled with Wandsworth residents and our community partners to discuss our main focus, amplifying the patient voice.

Read on for a recap of our latest Healthwatch Wandsworth Assembly.

Get involved in Healthwatch Wandsworth’s 2025-2026 research priority which is the patient/user experience and understanding of PALS at St George's Hospital.

In May, 2021 we published a report on the experiences of perinatal mental health for new parents in Wandsworth. In November, 2023 we further explored the experiences of new parents from a range of ethnic background as these voices were less represented in our previous research.

Read on for updates for maternity services in Wandsworth:

Read about the recent AGM of our parent charity Wandsworth Care Alliance

Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month reminds us of the importance of early detection, support, and research in the fight against breast cancer. It’s a time to raise awareness, celebrate survivors, and honour those whose lives have been affected by the disease.

Read about the changes to the autism diagnostic pathway for 0-8 year olds in Wandsworth following the publication of our report in July 2025.

Provide feedback about how Wandsworth Council should work with residents

Provide feedback about our Wandsworth Council Adult Social Care Co-Production Charter

Read our report about Wandsworth residents' experiences of accessing GP practices 2024/2025

The Government has announced that it wants to change the law to:
1. Transfer the work of Healthwatch England to the Department of Health and Social Care.
2. Transfer the work of local Healthwatch services to the NHS and local authorities.