Advice and Information

As winter arrives, concerns about loneliness and isolation become increasingly significant. Check out our directory of mental health and befriending services and find the right support for you!

Are you feeling lonely, or need help with collecting your prescriptions? Let us know so we can refer you to an NHS and Care Volunteer Responder.

Do you want to shape and empower Enfield's residents to live healthier and longer lives? Take part in Health and Wellbeing consultations led by Enfield Council.

A useful guide for Enfield residents

We want to help you to understand the NHS better so you can make the most it.

Find out what support is available to help you when travelling to your GP, hospital or other NHS services.

If you don’t speak English, or if you use British Sign Language (BSL), you are entitled to an interpreter at no cost to you or the GP practice.

We are all mindful of the current pressure our NHS is under. So knowing what to do when we, our families and friends are unwell with non-Coronavirus symptoms is something we need to talk about.

Many GP's and hospitals are now offering online appointments as an alternative to face to face appointments during the Coronavirus outbreak. Here are some top tips for you to help you understand what to expect from an online appointment.

Here are some useful links about Coronavirus in relation to a range of long-term medical conditions, disabilities and more.

We have brought together lots of useful links to information about coronavirus that is presented in all sorts of different ways, such as child friendly; braille; BSL; easy read and more.

It is normal and okay to feel upset, anxious or confused at times. This article outlines resources and organisations where you can get support with your mental health.