December 2025

30 December 2025

Level 3 Safeguarding Children Training

Upcoming Level 3 Safeguarding Children training, being delivered in person by SELICB. This essential training supports our shared responsibility to safeguard children and young people across our communities. It provides up-to-date guidance, practical insights, and a valuable opportunity to strengthen clinical safeguarding practice as a key part of our commitment to ensuring safe, informed, and responsive care. We encourage all Lambeth GPs and Clinicians to book their place, for further information and joining instructions, please contact named GP devora.vinick@nhs.net

• 29/01/2026 | Brixton Town Hall | 09:00am – 16.30pm
• 26/03/2026 | Mary Sheridan Centre | 09:00am – 16.30pm

Presentations and interactive sessions:

• Adult Safeguarding
• Lambeth Children’s Social Care
• Integrated Referral Hub, Thresholds, MASH, Signs of Safety
• LSCP Training and Development
• Contextual Safeguarding:
• MARAC: MARAC Liaison Nurse
• Looked After Children: Local context

30 December 2025

New Training Module: Learning Disabilities and Cancer Care

The South East London Cancer Alliance (SELCA) is excited to announce the launch of a new educational training module designed to support healthcare professionals in improving access to cancer care and screening for people with learning disabilities.

This module has been co-created in collaboration with the Baked Bean Charity and Guy’s Cancer Academy. Importantly, the module has been shaped and informed by the brilliant students from Baked Bean, ensuring it remains authentic and focuses on what matters most to people with a learning disability.

The module supports the improvement of cancer risk mitigation, patient experience, early diagnosis and ultimately better outcomes for this patient population. The module has been designed for all primary care staff, but it does contain information for secondary care colleagues that may need to support someone with a learning disability, by providing the following:

• Highlighting the additional healthcare needs of people with a learning disability.
• Effective communication strategies tailored to the patient group.
• Reasonable adjustments you can implement, to improve accessibility for patients with a learning disability.
• Best practice in making cancer screening and health checks accessible for patients with a learning disability.
• How to create and maintain a supportive and inclusive practice environment.

10 December 2025

From Integrated Neighbourhoods to Person-Centred Care to Staff Wellbeing Joint PLT Event - 26 November 2025

The recent Joint Protected Learning Time (PLT) event, held on Wednesday 26 November 2025, was a resounding success. The session brought together both clinical and non-clinical colleagues from across the Lambeth primary care (GP practice) workforce, providing an opportunity to learn, connect and collaborate.

5 December 2025

Website Update: New Pages Now Live!

We are delighted to introduce the launch of our newly updated website pages. This latest enhancement brings a fresh visual design with a modern look and feel, aimed at improving the overall browsing experience.

These changes have been made to help you find what you’re looking for more quickly and easily, while enjoying a clearer and more engaging interface.

We welcome your feedback as we continue to refine and improve our online platform. Please let us know your thoughts on the new design, as well as any suggestions that could make the website even more informative or easier to navigate – contact us at lttdh@selondonics.nhs.uk .

3 December 2025

Supporting Patients to manage their Chronic Pain Training for Link Worker’s & Care Coordinator’s – 2026 Cohort

We 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.

Application Process:
To express your interest in participating in the Supporting Pain Self-Management Programme, please complete the Chronic Pain/Self Management Training for SPLW’s & Care Coordinator’s – Additional Dates – form by 9th January 2026. Please ensure that the form is submitted with your manager’s approval.