April Local Wellbeing Network Meetings

LOCAL WELLBEING NETWORK MEETINGS

After some fantastic meetings, we’re excited to welcome you back for April’s Local Wellbeing Network meetings!

The aim of the meetings are to connect all local services, groups and organisations
Collaborate and co-deliver initiatives to tackle local health inequalities
Capture community voice, ensuring no one gets left behind
Agree priorities for the next few months

See here for a list of organisations involved so far and see below for dates and times in your area:

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Register now!

North Locality – Monday 24th April 2023 – Manor Gardens Welfare Trust – 6-9 Manor Gardens, Islington, London N7 6LA

Central Locality – Tuesday 25th April 2023 –  The Arsenal Hub– 56 Benwell Road, London N7 7BY

South Locality – Thursday 27th April 2023: 2:00 – 4:00pm – Hugh Cubitt Centre – 48 Collier Street London, N1 9QZ

This project is delivered in collaboration between Voluntary Action Islington, Octopus Community Networks and Islington Council.
You can find out more
here, see who is a member of each locality and read the minutes of each meeting held so far.

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