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We also publish a quarterly newsletter with updates and resources that support the training, retention, and development of the workforce.
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The Lambeth Together Training and Development Hub are delighted to announce the availability of a tailored training programme for Link Worker’s and Care Coordinator’s, delivered by The Live Well With Pain organisation. The Chronic Pain/Self-management is a training programme accredited by the Personalised Care Institute (PCI) and provides participants with essential skills to support individuals in managing their pain.
The comprehensive course consists of three half day online sessions, spaced over several weeks, allowing participants to apply their learning in real world settings.
Course Details
Course 32: Commencing October 2026 (via Zoom):
Session 1 -Tuesday 27th October 2026: 09.30 – 13.00
Session 2 – Tuesday 3rd November 2026: 09.30 – 13.00
Session 3 – Tuesday 10th November 2026: 09.30 – 13.00
Application Process:
To express your interest in participating in the Supporting Pain Self-Management Programme, please complete this form, Chronic Pain/Self Management Training for SPLW’s & Care Coordinator’s Course 32 – Fill in form. Please note: If you have previously submitted an Expression of Interest (EOI) for any of these cohorts, you do not need to complete another form. Further information and course details will be sent to registered participants one week before the relevant course start date.
EOI Form submission deadline: Monday 19th October 2026. Please ensure that the form is submitted with your manager’s approval.
This programme offers an exceptional opportunity to enhance your professional skills and well-being, and foster peer learning within the workplace. We encourage all eligible Link Workers and Care Coordinators to apply.
For more information, please click on the Discover more for the the Health and Wellbeing Online Tool and you can also visit the Live Well with Pain website for further details.
Discover moreThe LTTDH would like to welcome all non-clinical staff (Managers, Administrators, Receptionists, Social Prescribers, Health and Wellbeing Coaches, and Care Coordinators) working within General Practice across Lambeth to our upcoming Lambeth Non-Clinical PLT: Your digital updates, tips, and best Practice
This will be a virtual event taking place on Wednesday 9th September 2026, 13:30–16:30.
To register, please use the following link: LTTDH Non Clinical PLT: Wednesday 9th September 2026 – Fill in form
Deadline for registration: Monday 7th September 2026
Teams link for the session: Join Here
Discover morePrimary care staff across South East London are encouraged to explore the latest training and development opportunities now available. Sessions are free to attend, open to all primary care staff, and many include CPD certification.
If a course you are interested in is currently full, we strongly encourage joining the waiting list, as places regularly become available. Stay up to date with upcoming sessions and continue developing your skills through a wide range of workforce development opportunities across the region.
Discover moreThe Department of Health and Social Care funded Widening Access Demonstrator (WAD) programme is offering a new apprenticeship opportunity in Primary Care across South East London, with funding available on a first come, first served basis.
Expressions of interest must be submitted by 22 May 2026.
Delivered across Southwark, Lambeth, Greenwich and Lewisham, the initiative forms part of a wider national programme to tackle health inequalities and improve access to careers in health and care for local communities experiencing high levels of deprivation.
If you are interested in offering placements or would like to learn more, please get in touch with PMA by emailing enquiries@pma-uk.org
Discover moreFollowing changes to the 2026/27 GP contract, practices are now required to have a dedicated email address available for communications with community pharmacies. Existing secure shared mailboxes can be used to meet this requirement, avoiding the need to create additional accounts.
Discover moreThe South East London Cancer Alliance has highlighted its updated library of short-form educational modules to support cancer awareness, early diagnosis, and patient management in community care. Developed in collaboration with the Guy’s Cancer Academy and clinical specialists, the modules are available for healthcare professionals to access online.
Discover moreFrom June 2026, practices will begin transitioning from PCN-based Protected Learning Time (PLT) sessions to an Integrated Neighbourhood (INT) approach, supporting closer collaboration across neighbourhood teams and partners. June will serve as a pilot phase, giving local teams flexibility to shape sessions around shared priorities, challenges, and opportunities for coordinated working.
Access PLT pageAdult Safeguarding, Mental Health and Addictions
Delivered online via LiveStorm
This session will focus on key areas impacting patient safety and wellbeing, including safeguarding responsibilities, mental health considerations, and managing addictions in primary care.
👉 Agenda is available here
We encourage all staff to take part in these valuable learning opportunities.
Click here to registerSupporting People at Risk: Conversations in Domestic Abuse and Suicide Prevention
Delivered online via MS Teams
This session is tailored for non-clinical staff and will provide practical guidance on having sensitive and supportive conversations with individuals at risk.
👉Click here to access the save the date flyer.
We encourage all staff to take part in these valuable learning opportunities.
Click here to registerLooking to start or progress a career in health and care? The Health & Care Jobs Hub Online provides access to career pathway information, employability support, apprenticeships, work experience opportunities, and resources to help individuals take the next step into the sector.
Explore the wide range of support and opportunities available across South East London through the Health & Care Jobs Hub Online.
Discover morePrimary care staff across South East London are encouraged to explore the latest training and development opportunities now available. Sessions are free to attend, open to all primary care staff, and many include CPD certification.
If a course you are interested in is currently full, we strongly encourage joining the waiting list, as places regularly become available. Stay up to date with upcoming sessions and continue developing your skills through a wide range of workforce development opportunities across the region.
Discover moreThe Department of Health and Social Care funded Widening Access Demonstrator (WAD) programme is offering a new apprenticeship opportunity in Primary Care across South East London, with funding available on a first come, first served basis.
Expressions of interest must be submitted by 22 May 2026.
Delivered across Southwark, Lambeth, Greenwich and Lewisham, the initiative forms part of a wider national programme to tackle health inequalities and improve access to careers in health and care for local communities experiencing high levels of deprivation.
If you are interested in offering placements or would like to learn more, please get in touch with PMA by emailing enquiries@pma-uk.org
Discover moreFollowing changes to the 2026/27 GP contract, practices are now required to have a dedicated email address available for communications with community pharmacies. Existing secure shared mailboxes can be used to meet this requirement, avoiding the need to create additional accounts.
Discover moreThe South East London Cancer Alliance has highlighted its updated library of short-form educational modules to support cancer awareness, early diagnosis, and patient management in community care. Developed in collaboration with the Guy’s Cancer Academy and clinical specialists, the modules are available for healthcare professionals to access online.
Discover moreFrom June 2026, practices will begin transitioning from PCN-based Protected Learning Time (PLT) sessions to an Integrated Neighbourhood (INT) approach, supporting closer collaboration across neighbourhood teams and partners. June will serve as a pilot phase, giving local teams flexibility to shape sessions around shared priorities, challenges, and opportunities for coordinated working.
Access PLT pageAdult Safeguarding, Mental Health and Addictions
Delivered online via LiveStorm
This session will focus on key areas impacting patient safety and wellbeing, including safeguarding responsibilities, mental health considerations, and managing addictions in primary care.
👉 Agenda is available here
We encourage all staff to take part in these valuable learning opportunities.
Click here to registerSupporting People at Risk: Conversations in Domestic Abuse and Suicide Prevention
Delivered online via MS Teams
This session is tailored for non-clinical staff and will provide practical guidance on having sensitive and supportive conversations with individuals at risk.
👉Click here to access the save the date flyer.
We encourage all staff to take part in these valuable learning opportunities.
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