News and reports

Read our quarterly Services Feedback Report, bringing together what people told us about their experience of using health and social care services from July to September 2025.

Find out more about the activities and achievements of the Lambeth Learning Disability Assembly (LLDA) from the 2024-25 financial year.

Find out how our visit to the Luther King Ward led to tangible improvements in communication, involvement in care, and access to refreshments, creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for patients and carers.

Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) for 2025 took place on Monday, 24th November, where we discussed our planned work for the current financial year and reflected on our key achievements of the previous year.

Highlights included discussing the impact of our visits to the Luther King Ward and Bankhouse Extra Care scheme, spotlighting the achievements of the Lambeth Learning Disability Assembly (LLDA), and celebrating the work of our volunteers.

Join them at their next Assembly meeting and Party on Tuesday 16 December.

Find out how Roisin, a volunteer, is helping make health and care in Lambeth more inclusive through volunteering.

This report highlights the experiences of 14 individuals experiencing homelessness and dual diagnosis (mental health and/or substance misuse) in Lambeth and the challenges they face when trying to access healthcare.

📲 What do you think about the NHS App? Share your views and experiences in our quick, anonymous survey.

Read about Lambeth residents' experiences of going to the opticians and waiting for specialist eye care, in our local findings from Healthwatch England's 2024 survey.

Are you a Black woman affected by fibroids and/or endometriosis? Healthwatch Lambeth want to connect with you for our new project.

Read our report on the experiences of unpaid carers of Black men with a serious mental illness in Lambeth. It draws on carers’ personal stories to highlight the challenges they face in their supporting role and their experience of mental health services.

Read our report on the experiences of Black men with Severe Mental Illness (SMI) of using mental health services in Lambeth. Highlighting their personal narratives will help guide local services in designing and implementing more inclusive care and community support services.