News and reports

Youth Out Loud! are a group of people aged 13-17 working with Healthwatch Kingston and Healthwatch Richmond.

Since COVID-19 struck, the work of the Healthwatch network to support and listen to local people became more crucial than ever. Find out more in the Healthwatch England 2019-20 annual report to Parliament about how we have helped make care better.

Kingston Race and Equalities Council and the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames host the fifth Session in the Black Lives Matter series.

Download the presentations from our February Open Meeting

Relocation of outpatient services in Roehampton Wing.

Healthwatch Kingston are hosting seven listening sessions starting on Thursday 18th February. We want to hear your experiences of mental health during the pandemic.

The government has today published the ‘Integration and Innovation: working together to improve health and social care for all' white paper, outlining proposals to bring NHS and social care closer together.

The theme of LGBT+ History Month 2021 is ‘Body, Mind, Spirit’.

A group of celebrities have released a video addressing vaccine misinformation in BAME communities.

The NHS in south west London drives forward ambitious vaccination programme

Time to Talk Day is on Thursday 4th February 2021. Time to Change Kingston Champions have put together a series of virtual events to mark the occasion and help reduce mental health stigma. We hope you can join us!

Our Chief Officer, Stephen Bitti, is chairing a series of informal luncheons this week to celebrate London's approach to addressing anti-racist practice and reviewing key elements of the LondonADASS work programme through a race inequalities lens.