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The HPV, DTP and MenACWY vaccines provide long-term protection against serious diseases like meningitis. Vaccination UK are running catch-up clinics in the community for these vaccinations.

If you would like to attend a clinic, please either email us at  Newham@v-uk.co.uk or call on  0208 214 1393.

Queer Film Club is brought to you by The London Borough of Newham, Royal Docks, and BFI London, in partnership and produced by Social Convention as part of the People Powered Places Fund.

We are very excited to be working with Ben Walters, Queer Film Critic/Journalist and Founder of The Badge Cafe, who will badge making workshops around the theme of the selected film that month.

Join us at the newly developed

Shipment Youth Zone to find out about a variety of SEND services!

This event is suitable for SENDCo's, educational staff, parents and professionals to learn about the variety of services vailable in supporting families of children with SEND.

Me, You and Baby Too for parents who are expectina a child or have a baby. It helps parents to navigate the changes a relationship goes through when having a baby.

Me, You and Baby Too for parents who are expectina a child or have a baby. It helps parents to navigate the changes a relationship goes through when having a baby.

Arguing Better supports existing relationships and helps with managing difficult conversations, avoiding conflict, and improving things for your whole family.

Join our coffee moming for parents/carers to leam more about your child's diagnosis of Developmental Language Disorder and strategies to help at home.

An online workshop for parents/carers of Year 6 pupils with speech, language & communication needs (including Autism and DLD) who will be starting a mainstream secondary school in September 2024.

This is a four-part training course run over four weeks during term time for parents/carers of children with social communication difficulties from Reception to Year 11.

The course gives an opportunity for parents/carers to learn more about autism/social communication through SCERTS®, an educational framework used to identify the highest priority needs for support for autistic individuals to provide the best quality of life outcomes.

This is a four-part training course run over four weeks during term time for parents/carers of children with social communication difficulties from Reception to Year 11.

The course gives an opportunity for parents/carers to learn more about autism/social communication through SCERTS®, an educational framework used to identify the highest priority needs for support for autistic individuals to provide the best quality of life outcomes.

This is a four-part training course run over four weeks during term time for parents/carers of children with social communication difficulties from Reception to Year 11.

The course gives an opportunity for parents/carers to learn more about autism/social communication through SCERTS®, an educational framework used to identify the highest priority needs for support for autistic individuals to provide the best quality of life outcomes.

Embark on a journey to vibrant health and well-being at our exclusiveworkshop for Newham Residents aged 50 and over completely FREE of charge.

Newham Recovery College is an NHS service that runs FREE educational workshops and courses. These are designed and delivered by people who have lived experience of mental health challenges, together with people who work in mental health services.

Newham Recovery College is an NHS service that runs FREE educational workshops and courses. These are designed and delivered by people who have lived experience of mental health challenges, together with people who work in mental health services.

Newham Recovery College is an NHS service that runs FREE educational workshops and courses. These are designed and delivered by people who have lived experience of mental health challenges, together with people who work in mental health services.