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RBK's Joint Strategic Needs Assessment 2022 covers all aspects of mental health in Kingston

We provided updates on the key findings from some of our recent reports, we heard more about the South West London Mental Health Strategy and received an update on the Community Voices Group in Kingston.

Update from Kingston Hospital: Planning is underway to build a new intensive care unit (ICU) within Kingston Hospital.

Community Voices Kingston aims to bring together local communities in Kingston and the groups and organisations supporting them.

We were joined by Sarah Ireland, RBK Interim Chief Executive and a number of representatives from different services provided updates on the progress of their Healthwatch Kingston recommendations.

At the Kingston Methodist Church, Fairfield South, Kingston, Surrey, KT1 2UL.

NHS and social care services only make the best decisions if they listen to the people they care for. Read Healthwatch England's Annual Report to Parliament to see how your feedback has helped decision-makers prioritise what matters most.

– for those working in the voluntary sector, primary care and adult social care in Kingston and Richmond.

Youth Out Loud! have completed their third film as part of the Digital Youth Project - with a focus on Sexual Health

The Kingston Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) seeks to identify the current and future health and care needs of local populations to inform the planning of services within Kingston.

The Kingston Carers All Age Strategy sets out our renewed vision and strategic priorities to support carers.

The London Assembly Health Committee has written to the London Ambulance Service (LAS) with 5 recommendations to help the development of its new organisational strategy for 2023-28.