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Big conversation event in collaboration with the UBELE Initiative : 22nd December 2021, 5pm – 6pm

 

Together, the NHS, Greater London Authority, Association of Directors of Public Health, and the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities are partnering with community organisations across the city to help get London Informed.We’re giving Londoners from all backgrounds and ages the opportunity to ask questions, raise concerns and receive expert advice on the COVID-19 vaccines, booster doses and the Omicron variant.

A panel of senior health experts and leaders from across the Capital will share details of the current situation in London, talk about the role of vaccination and give participants the chance to ask any questions or raise any concerns they might have.

Guest experts include:

  • Michael Hamilton, Ubele Initiative
  • Patrick Vernon, Windrush Campaigner
  • Cedi Frederick, Independent Chair of the London Vaccine Legacy and Health Inequalities Programme
  • Dr Sarah Ann Filson, Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Specialist Doctor
  • Dr Oge Ilozue, GP and Senior Clinical Advisor, COVID Vaccination Programme
  • Dr Debbie Weekes-Bernard, Deputy Mayor for Communities and Social Justice
  • Dr Hamish Mohammed, Consultant Epidemiologist

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Big conversation event in collaboration with the Muslim Council of Britain and the British Islamic Medical Association : 22nd December 2021, 6pm – 7pm

Together, the NHS, Greater London Authority, Association of Directors of Public Health, and the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities are partnering with community organisations across the city to help get London Informed.We’re giving Londoners from all backgrounds and ages the opportunity to ask questions, raise concerns and receive expert advice on the COVID-19 vaccines, booster doses and the Omicron variant.

A panel of senior health experts and leaders from across the Capital will share details of the current situation in London, talk about the role of vaccination and give participants the chance to ask any questions or raise any concerns they might have.

Guest experts include:
  • Dr Muhammed Wajid Akhter, Assistant Secretary General, Muslim Council of Britain
  • Dr Tehseen Khan, GP and Senior Clinical Advisor to London COVID-19 vaccination programme
  • Dr Salman Waqar, General Secretary of British Islamic Medical Association
  • Dr. Muhammed Haqmal, previously Public Health Lead in Afghanistan and is now a lecturer in London
  • Sherifat Muhammad Kamal,  Specialist Pharmacist and Clincal Lead for COVID-19 vaccination centre
  • Dr Debbie Weekes-Bernard, Deputy Mayor for Communities and Social Justice

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Christmas Emergency Provision: Find Local Support in London

We know that many people find themselves in need at this time. We also know that many personal and emergency services are closed or scaled back over the Bank Holiday period so, as last year, and together with London Plus and GLA colleagues, we have created a resource document of local links across London. The services noted are mainly run by local councils and are open over the Christmas break and/or bank holidays. The document is split by borough but there is also a pan London section at the bottom. For the link to the document please click
https://londonplus.org/news/christmas-emergency-provision-find-local-support-in-london .
These services are subject to change, and we will be updating the document to reflect this. If you have any additional information you feel may be relevant, please send it to info@londonplus.org and we can add it to the document.

 

Prevent Community Advisors Needed Deadline17th January 2022.-Ealing Prevent

Are you…

  • Passionate about protecting communities from extremists that sow division in our societies?
  • Willing to advocate on behalf of your local community to strengthen community resilience and safeguarding?

If you are that person, we are offering an exciting opportunity to join our Prevent Network’s Strategic Committee as a Prevent Community Advisor (PCA).

Ealing Prevent supports empowering local community organisations to address key issues impacting our communities.

As a PCA you will focus on a particular issue and hold a PCA portfolio such as reduce reoffending, political engagement, or women’s empowerment and many more issues that interest you, and the good news is you can apply for more than one PCA portfolio!

PCAs will have amazing opportunities, such as:

  • Work with elected members, council officers and police to raise the profile of their PCA portfolios
  • Provide strategic input on Ealing’s Community Prevent programme
  • Raise issues impacting local communities when a terrorist incident occurs
  • Share skills, experience, and insights on radicalisation harms
  • Build a stronger, more resilient community
  • Present to national and international platforms to share their work.

If you are interested, then please click here to apply!

*Please note this is an unpaid role, however, we are looking at funding opportunities for smaller PCA led projects.

 

Ealing Compact Review

As a member organisation of EHCVS, your voice and opinions are important to us.  The Compact is an agreement between Ealing Council, the Voluntary Sector, and the Integrated Care Partnership (ICP) formally Ealing CCG. In theory, the Compact provides a framework for the relationships between the Council, CCG/ICP, and local voluntary and community groups. It is not a contract or legally binding document.

The purpose of this survey is for you as EHCVS member organisations to voice your view on:
1.     Your current understanding and awareness of the Compact.
2.     Your need to have a formal non-binding agreement in place.
3.     Your option on an alternative arrangement.

All responses will be kept confidential
Survey link below :
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=SY-xQGEypUqzQtGBYqdqUT-nb453F5hDvDaBHcuk6vdUQzY1UUFPM0pOUEg2VjJZRUExVFJJVEZaUC4u

A SAFER EALING FOR WOMEN- A LISTENING EXERCISE-SAFER EALING PARTNERSHIP (SEP)

The Safer Ealing Partnership (SEP) wants to hear from the borough’s women and girls about how safe they feel in Ealing’s public spaces.
In the wake of the recent tragic murders of several women in public spaces across London, women’s safety has become a national issue.
Across the UK, 97% of women aged 18-24 have reported experiencing harassment in public.
In response, the SEP is launching an in-depth listening exercise, which includes a confidential online survey, where women and girls in Ealing
are encouraged to share their thoughts. The survey launches on the last day of the UN Women 16 days of activism against gender-based
violence.
The four key themes the SEP will consider are:
• What role the Safer Ealing Partnership should play in creating safe spaces for women and girls
• The places in the borough where women and girls say they feel unsafe
• The experiences of harassment and abuse of women and girls in the borough
• Women’s experience of reporting incidents.
The survey runs until 4 February. There is also the opportunity to ask to take part in a focus group where these issues will be discussed in
greater depth.
The responses will help to inform SEP’s violence against women and girls strategy, which is due to be published next year.
Fighting inequality is one of the council’s three priorities. Working with the SEP to make the borough safer for women and girls is one of the
ways that the council is looking to achieve this goal.
For more information on the listening exercise or to access the survey visit: www.givemyview.com/saferforwomenfind

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