News and reports

We recently reached out to residents across three local boroughs (Brent, Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea) to explore patient experiences with using local GP services. Our report presents an overview of our findings and recommendations to improve service delivery.

We spoke to 228 local people about their views on GP access

Lord Darzi’s Independent Investigation of the NHS highlights the NHS's problems but presents a chance for change. Read our response.

If you or a loved one are experiencing self-harm or distressing thoughts, here are some helplines to contact.

Complete our short survey and help the NHS hear if you are getting the right help to prevent or deal with sight problems.

You don't have to be alone navigating the new world of parenting. Here are some local organisations and support services that can assist with any breastfeeding, emotional support and infant caring support.

Are you a male who is living in Brent? There is a new Men's Social club in Harlesden called Men United. Read on for more information and additional mental health support.

Brent Council have launched a new campaign, which aims to tackle the homelessness emergency in the area.

Feedback and suggestions from 42 residents to improve Brent Adult Social care.

In partnership with The Advocacy Project, we invited the renowned poet and author Michael Rosen on 29 July to share his experience with ill health and overcoming hardship. Following the event, we're excited to announce our 2024 poetry competition 'Survivor Stories', which will be judged by Michael himself.

Are you a Brent resident looking to work on your physical fitness? We have compiled free and paid activities to help you reach your exercise goals.

Our Engagement Officer visited Brent Play Association and spoke to clients and staff. This is an insight into a successful day centre for young adults with special needs.