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Read about all of the exciting work that we are doing to help our residents to live healthy lifestyles. We provide a wide range of services for people who need extra support, from fostering and adoption, to residential care for the elderly, to sexual health services.

Learn to live a healthier lifestyle with Ready Steady Go! 2019

Ready Steady Go! (RSG) is a FREE healthy lifestyle after school and weekend club for children above the healthy weight and their families.

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From learning to work with Lambeth Adult Learning

Learners with Lambeth Adult Learning celebrate improved health, wellbeing and employability at awards ceremony.

Nurse talks to elderly lady at front door

Are you affected by the changes to fees and charges for Adult Social Care services?

We are making changes to our fees and charges for some adult social care services to make sure we can care for vulnerable people in Lambeth despite continuing cuts...

Children play on closed school street

Lambeth Council plans to introduce permanent timed road closures around primary school

As part of our commitment to making it safer for young people to walk, cycle and scoot to school and protect children from breathing in dangerous levels of pollution,...

Children at Ca;dwell estate made 'food' from recycled materials to make it clear where the new communal food waste bins are very visible

Caldwell’s creative approach to food waste

A group of residents is proving how hand-made signs for recycling bins inspires neighbours to do the right thing.

galop – anti-violence outreach for LGBTQ+ people

We know LGBTQ+ people need more support to speak out about sexual violence. Galop works with Lambeth and other partners to offer the specialist help the need.

Computer screen as a a portal to the South Bank

AccessAble announce accessible South Bank in Lambeth

Making information about disabled access to the iconic South Bank available online proves that a London-wide guide is possible.

CliniQ launch event during Pride Month - from left to right: Councillor Damian Egan (Mayor of Lewisham), Dr Michael Brady, Michelle Ross and Councillor Ed Davie

A positive welcome for King’s trans clinic

A new clinic funded in partnership by Lambeth offers a holistic approach to overcoming the barriers to care trans people often face, with services including hormone treatment, contraception, counselling,...

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