Our Health Equity Summit is taking place on Tuesday 25 November 2025. Key partners from local authorities, NHS provider trusts, as well as our voluntary and community sector organisations, are invited to join us. Please see booking details below.
The day includes a ceremony for the 2025 Health Equity Awards winners. Please note nominations have now closed.
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Partnership working on wider determinants |
Workshop 1: Health, Work and Advice in neighbourhood health teams |
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Workshop 2: Cardio-Renal-Metabolic health approach: A model for long-term conditions management |
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Workshop 3: Prevention in Neighbourhood Health |
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Reducing healthcare inequalities |
Workshop 1: Community In-Reach models in delivery
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Workshop 2: Children and Young people: Neighbourhood Health model of care |
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Workshop 3: Bridging the Divide: Tackling digital exclusion at a neighbourhood Level |
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Population health management building blocks |
Workshop 1: Connecting data, people, and care: Finding inequalities and improving neighbourhood health |
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Workshop 2: Demonstrating value and impact through the VCSE Outcomes Framework |
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Workshop 3: How linking data and intelligence across organisations generates meaningful insights |
We are inviting key partners from local authorities, NHS provider trusts, as well as our voluntary and community sector organisations, to our annual North West London Health Equity Summit, taking place on Tuesday 25 November 2025 at Sattavis Patidar Centre in Wembley, Brent.
The summit is a day-long event taking place at 8.45am – 4.30pm. However, we understand attendees will have busy schedules so don't worry if you can’t make the full day you're welcome to drop in to say hi, or attend any sessions of your choosing. The Sattavis Patidar Centre is in a convenient location, taking less than 30 minutes via public transport from central London.
The theme for this year’s summit is delivering health equity through the lens of neighbourhood health, bringing together senior leaders, clinicians, community partners, and other stakeholders from across the Integrated Care System.
The event will include interactive workshops based on three key themes: Addressing inequalities in access through models of care, embedding wider social determinants of health into holistic and preventative approaches to ill health and a Population health management approach to identify need to co-producing solutions.
Please note that the venue has a limited capacity and we encourage booking a place as soon as possible. You can book via Eventbrite. Please send through any enquiries to NHS North West London Health Equity Programme inbox: nhsnwl.healthequity@nhs.net.
The Sattavis Patidar Centre is located on Forty Avenue, J/W The Avenue, Wembley Park, HA9 9PE. The venue a 10 minute walk from Wembley Park Station, which provides travel via the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines. Wembley Central station, served by National Rail, Overground, and the Bakerloo line, provides easy access to the venue from south, central, west London and Watford Junction. It’s a 25-minute walk or a short bus ride away. Piccadilly line services can be accessed via a short bus ride to Alperton and Sudbury Town stations.
North West London Integrated Care System (ICS) launched the 2025 Health Equity Awards, celebrating individuals and organisations who are making a real difference in reducing health inequalities across our communities.
PLEASE NOTE NOMINATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED.
Award category
Recognising north west London heroes who are empowering communities
We are seeking nominations for people or organisations from north west London's voluntary sector, NHS, or local authority who have contributed to reducing health inequalities in their community.
Key dates
- Nomination deadline: 12 noon Friday 31 October 2025
- Winners announced: At the ICS Health Equity Summit at the The Sattavis Patidar Centre (Brent) on Tuesday 25 November 2025
How to nominate
Please complete the nomination form in full to give your hero the best chance of being recognised. We encourage nominations for new individuals and organisations who have not won previously, though past winners may still be nominated again.
Why nominate?
This is your opportunity to shine a light on those who are:
- Breaking down barriers to better health
- Championing equity and inclusion
- Building trust and engagement within communities
- Driving innovative approaches to health improvement
Let’s celebrate the changemakers who are helping north west London become a healthier, fairer place for everyone.