29th June, 2023
24th August, 2016
190,000 children and young people in the London boroughs of Lambeth and Southwark will see their local health services transformed by an innovative change programme funded by Guy’s and St Thomas’ Charity and delivered in partnership with King’s College London.
The Lambeth and Southwark Children and Young People’s Health Partnership (CYPHP) is an ambitious programme – one of the biggest of its kind in Europe – to bring together organisations and families to improve everyday healthcare and care for long-term conditions for the youngest in the two boroughs. It seeks to improve the health of children, for example by enhancing healthcare to improve outcomes and shaping services so that the children who need care the most, get the best services possible. The Charity has committed £6.7 million over four years, and has released almost £2.8 million to start implementation.
The grant will help the programme to start implementing a new model of care designed to improve child health and everyday healthcare by:
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