Improving health awareness and management of long-term health conditions among Brent residents.
Brent Community Health Educators Partnership is an innovative model aimed at improving health awareness and management of long-term health conditions among Brent residents. This initiative focuses on individuals at risk of conditions such as hypertension, cardiovascular and respiratory disease, obesity, and diabetes.
The program is designed to tackle health inequalities by engaging directly with seldom-heard communities, understanding their unique barriers, and providing the necessary support to enhance their health outcomes. A key component of this initiative includes the provision of diabetes peer support, which will empower individuals to share experiences, gain knowledge, and foster a supportive network. Additionally, the digital inclusion groups will help bridge the gap in access to digital resources, ensuring that community members can effectively engage with health services and information online.
By combining these efforts, the Brent Community Health Educators aim to create a comprehensive support system that promotes healthier lifestyles and improved management of long-term health conditions within the community.
How to apply
Project Criteria:
- Community Engagement: Build trust and rapport with local communities to address health concerns and barriers to access.
- Support for Residents: Equip individuals with information on available services, education, and advice to manage long-term conditions.
- Accessibility Improvement: Ensure residents can access local services at convenient times and locations.
Apply:
- To get involved or refer individuals to the Brent Community Health Educators program, please contact Tasleem Ahmad , our Health Educator who covers
- Harlesden, Stonebridge and Church End. Community members can also attend local events to register for services.
Contact: Tasleem Ahmad