Healthier Greenwich Partnership

Healthier Greenwich Partnership brings together partners from the NHS, local council, social care, and the community and voluntary sector. Together they are working to make health and care services better  in Greenwich and to help local people live longer, healthier and happier lives.  Healthier Greenwich Partnership formally reports into the Greenwich Health and Wellbeing Board.

Healthier Greenwich Partnership’s aims include:

Improve health and care services to better meet local needs.

Empower people to take better care of their own health and reduce their dependency on services.

Provide support from health and care professionals who act as one team and work for organisations that behave as one system.

Improve performance of local services.

Reduce duplication. Enable more people to be cared for in the community.

287,753Population

29GP Practices

63Pharmacies

Key Partners

Organisations helping to change health and care in Greenwich for the better

News, Stories & Events in Greenwich

Healthier Greenwich Partnership Meeting in Public – 29 April 2026

This meeting will be held in public via MS Teams. If members of the public would like to submit a question relating to the agenda, in advance,  please do so by contacting greenwich.corporate@selondonics.nhs.uk – we will endeavour to provide an answer to all questions submitted in advance but please note that those submitted less than […]

29 April 2026
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Update on services at Eltham Palace Surgery

NHS South East London Integrated Care Board is committed to making sure people across south east London get safe, high‑quality primary care. We can confirm the Care Quality Commission cancelled Eltham Palace Surgery’s legal authority to operate on 19 March 2026 with immediate effect. We’re working with local partners to maintain continuity of services for […]

20 Mar 2026
Ashgreen House care home in Woolwich celebrated for exceptional leadership and wor...

A recent leadership support visit by Benny Okpor, Social Care Nursing Clinical Practice Development Lead for SE London ICS to Ashgreen House care home in Woolwich, revealed it to be an outstanding example of how meaningful investment in staff support, development and recognition is enabling both the care team and residents to thrive. What was intended […]

25 Feb 2026