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Healthwatch Ealing & Hounslow -voice your concerns about health and social care services. Let’s discuss how we can tackle health inequality and improve services for the community.

Healthwatch Ealing

Healthwatch Ealing would like to provide you and your community members an opportunity to voice your concerns about health and social care services. Let’s discuss how we can tackle health inequality and improve services for the community.

Healthwatch Hounslow:

Healthwatch Hounslow would like to provide you and your community members an opportunity to voice your concerns about health and social care services. Let’s discuss how we can tackle health inequality and improve services for the community.

 

The Advocacy Project :Job opportunity: Independent Advocate (short term assignments)

https://www.advocacyproject.org.uk/independent-advocate-short-term-assignment-2/

Hours: Full time / part time
Salary: £24,156 – £27,000 pa depending on experience
Location: Inner London
Closing date: We will interview as suitable candidates apply

About the role
The Advocacy Project are looking for Independent Advocates to take on short-term assignments across London. The post-holder will provide independent advocacy in various settings, including in the community, people’s homes, and hospital settings including mental health wards. You’ll raise awareness of advocacy, including for people from minority ethnic communities. You’ll work as part of a team of independent advocates, reporting to the senior advocate.

We work in the London boroughs of Hackney, Westminster, RBKC, Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham and in Broadmoor Hospital, Berkshire.

For more information CLICK HERE 

 

THE NATIONAL DATABANK-ACDA are part of a new scheme called ‘The National Databank’ which may be of benefit to a number of organisations in Ealing & Hounslow who are supporting people experiencing ‘data poverty’

ACDA are part of a new scheme called ‘The National Databank’ which may be of benefit to a number of organisations in Ealing & Hounslow who are supporting people experiencing ‘data poverty’ – barriers to accessing the data they need because of low income, not being able to get a data contract, lack of privacy or local infrastructure.

Through a new pilot initiative called the ‘National Databank’, we are able to provide a limited number of FREE data ‘voucher codes’ and SIM cards on the O2 Network to anyone who genuinely needs them.

Each voucher code provides a 7GB allowance of data and unlimited calls and texts for 30 days from activation and can be loaded onto existing or new O2 top-up SIM cards which we can also provide.

ACDA Skills Training is working in partnership with Virgin Media O2 on this scheme to tackle data poverty by providing free mobile data to digitally excluded people and families in need.

HOW WE CAN HELP -EU SETTLEMENT STATUS -Ealing Law Centres and its partners West London Equality Centre, and Hammersmith and Fulham Law Centre

Our services will include practical support to vulnerable EU, EEA and Swiss citizens and assistance to make applications under the EU Settlement Scheme.
We are also available to assist vulnerable members of the community with complex cases to make late applications for Settled Status, and Pre-Settled Status
Our aim is to reach the most vulnerable members of our community
For more information CLICK HERE 

New Network – Residents Rights

Ealing and Hounslow CVS will be launching a new Tenants Rights Forum 5pm – 6pm on Wednesday 17th November 2021.  London Tenants Federation have been invited to address the first forum meeting. This new monthly forum for Ealing and Hounslow tenants  seeks to connect and unite tenants. It will be a voice for tenants across Ealing and Hounslow to a range of housing related issues around:

  • Redevelopments in Ealing and Hounslow
  • Protecting and ensuring tenant’s rights
  • Campaigning and engaging key stakeholders to make change
  • Quotas of Social Housing being built/planned
  • Consultations and community engagements
  • Repairs and anti-social behaviour
  • Connecting to the London wide plan
  • Learning from other London boroughs

We will be working to empower tenants to know their rights and support with better housing campaigning around better condition. The forum welcomes all residents, either individual tenants from private housing, social housing, or housing associations,
both individuals and those who are members of, or represent Tenants and Residents Associations.

The meeting is hosted by Ealing and Hounslow CVS who have been delivering the Housing Campaigning since 2020 which supports local Community Groups. Ealing and Hounslow CVS are now expanding their support to empower local residents with the same knowledge, insight and connections to councillors, policy makers and other key stakeholders to make change in local housing for tenants.

To attend this meeting, please register here

Agenda
5:00 pm              Welcome & Introductions
5:05 pm              London Tenants Federation, Sharon Hayward
5:15 pm              Advice For Renters, Jacky Peacock OBE
5.35 pm              Pitch West London (EHCVS), Toby Cray
5.45 pm              Question & Answer
5.55 pm              Round Table Update
Closing Summary