Find out more about our priorities in achieving this goal
We want to enhance health and wellbeing services for all Tower Hamlets residents, from maternity to our later years
Discover the challenges and how we aim to respond to them
Tower Hamlets Together is all about health and social care organisations working closer together to improve the health and wellbeing of people living in Tower Hamlets.
This means a more coordinated approach to providing services, reducing duplication and improving the overall experience and outcomes for the patients who need them.
We’ve designed this website to help explain how Tower Hamlets Together is doing this and promote opportunities for you to get involved.
Organisations Involved
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We believe every child should have the best possible start in life. We aim to develop health and education services in Tower Hamlets for both maternity and childhood, improving their physical, social, emotional and cognitive development.
Care Confident is a new educational and communication campaign aimed at supporting families with under five year olds to better understand the signs and symptoms of the most common childhood illnesses, helping them to know what to do, and when to worry. It also aims to help parents and carers keep their children healthy.
The Tower Hamlets population has a much lower healthy life expectancy than the national average and many health challenges. This video shows how the Tower Hamlets Together Vanguard helped to transform the way we deliver care to benefit patients through working together across health and social care.
Parents and carers can view helpful animation videos focusing on what to do if your child has a fever, cough, cold, worrying skin conditions or is experiencing an upset tummy.
Parents and carers can view helpful animation videos focusing on what to do if your child has a fever, cough, cold, worrying skin conditions or is experiencing an upset tummy.
Parents and carers can view helpful animation videos focusing on what to do if your child has a fever, cough, cold, worrying skin conditions or is experiencing an upset tummy.
Parents and carers can view helpful animation videos focusing on what to do if your child has a fever, cough, cold, worrying skin conditions or is experiencing an upset tummy.
The new North East London Training Hub contract will begin on 1 November and run until March 2027.
Currently Black, Asian and Multi-Ethnic residents are under-represented on executive boards
A short film developed by Dr Milena Marszalek, Tower Hamlets GP who also works with Queen Mary University of London, alongside a group of parents from Tower Hamlets, which considers how parents decide whether to vaccinate their children.
