West and North London ICB 10 year Plan - for community organisations

Event overview

West and North Integrated Care Board are developing their strategy for responsible making sure that people have the right support available

This workshop is an opportunity for voluntary organisations, community leaders, faith groups, residents and people with lived experience to help shape where West and North London ICB should focus effort when resources and capacity are limited.

Together, we will explore what should be prioritised, what would make decisions feel fair, and how community-based support can help people stay well, making sure resident, service user and community voices are central to the strategy.

What we will cover: We will have a short presentation on a draft strategy for healthcare across west and north London. We will have group discussions on the emerging priorities and what they could mean for residents across west and north London.

Who should attend: This event is for community, faith and social enterprise organisations, particularly those working with communities who experience inequity.

We are particularly keen to involve organisations working with communities who experience poorer outcomes or greater barriers to care, including unpaid carers, disabled people, people with long-term conditions, people with serious mental illness or complex needs, migrant and refugee communities, LGBTQ+ communities, neurodivergent people, global majority communities, older people, faith communities, and people affected by poverty, exclusion, language barriers or digital exclusion.

What can be influenced: the conversations will help to shape our final strategy’s priorities.

These workshops are separate to the ones taking place about how we involve residents in our work. These workshops are specifically about developing organisational priorities. A report from the resident involvement workshops will follow next month.