Clissold Park Neighbourhood Forum Mental Health- Discussions continued

The Clissold Park Neighbourhood Forum gives those who live, work or have a keen interest in the local area a say on how to improve their health and wellbeing, and help remove barriers in regard to long term health conditions, Primary Care and Community Health Services.

Neighbourhood Forum Mental Health - Discussions

Continued. 

Clissold Park Neighbourhood Forum are inviting

residents to join a small group discussion focused on Mental Health .

The discussions are a continuation of conversations

that began during the Mental Health- Children, Young People, Parents and Carers Forum held this year February, where residents shared the importance of having more affordable and cost-effective mental health activities and services support for residents, the SEND and Deaf community alongside cultural accessible support.

The forum focused discussions will give residents

an opportunity to talk openly about their experiences, learn more about local wellbeing and community services, and help shape a supportive resident-led network that encourages people to connect and attend activities together.

We welcome residents who are parents, carers

who may have young Children or care for Young People. Residents can be registered with the practices in Clissold Park PCN ( Somerford Grove, Barton House).

Mental Health - Discussions Continued

Date: Thursday 24 September 2026

Venue: The Old Fire Station 61 Leswin Road N16 7NX

Time: 12pm-2pm

A complimentary lunch will be provided on the day. Tea, coffee, and biscuits will also be available.

Local community organisations will also be present between 12:00pm – 2:00pm to share information about health, wellbeing, and local activities available to residents.

We hope to create a warm, relaxed, and welcoming space where residents feel comfortable sharing ideas, building connections, and supporting one another within the community.

We welcome you to share the information with family, friends and colleagues.

Fully accessible venue.

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