Local Involvement Networks were established throughout England in 2008.
Why get involved?
As a member of the public, you have a right to be
involved in discussions and decisions about your
health and social care services.
By sharing your experiences and ideas with your
Local Involvement Network, you can influence the
way local services are run...
Ways to get involved...
Register as a Participant to receive regular
eBulletins and alerts. Join the discussion forum
to share your views online!
Volunteering
Merisha Wright at UHL Reception
Volunteering opportunities are available. Gain
experience in outreach or administration and
update your CV!
Feed back on the LINk!
Help us to improve the quality of our service by
feeding back on our performance!
News and Events!
We are out and about in Lewisham all year round,
check the latest eBulletin to find out where we will
be next (pictured, Brockley Assembly).
Our Work to Improve Services!
Working with the Executive Committee, Task
Groups look in to specific issues (pictured, a
Task Group to look at the Mental Health and
Wellbeing of Children and Young People).
Local Involvement Networks can go into some
types of health and social care premises to observe
the nature and quality of services.
Our first Enter and View Team has been fully
trained for
this important role.
Paul Connelly, one of six on our Enter and View
team.
Joan Ruddock MP at an outreach event.