Wider Publications

For the latest NHS guidance translated into 35 languages, visit the Doctors of the World website.

Download official NHS handwashing posters in various languages below.

Spanish                   Arabic                    Somali         French

Bangla                    English                   Polish         

Supporting families to give their babies and very young children the best possible start in life has been difficult during the current crisis. The five A Better Start partnerships funded by The National Lottery Community Fund are rising to this challenge, adapting the way they work to meet the needs of local communities. You can find out about the programme’s achievements in our first five years in our report A Better Start: Five Years of Learning 

LEAP’s 10-year strategy as set out at the start of the programme

A look at the early years data for the Stockwell, Tulse Hill, Coldharbour and Vassall wards.

Child weight at age 5 is an outcome we measure and look at to understand the diet and nutrition needs of our community.

We have carried out an analysis to explore the diet and nutrition needs of the LEAP population and have made the findings available in two documents.

Data source: National Child Measurement Programme, 2012/13 – 2015/16

Should you have any queries or would like more information please contact leapadmin@ncb.org.uk or call 0207 582 41 82

Evidence shows that ACEs can increase an individual’s risk of developing health-harming behaviours.

ACEs are experienced by many people, reflecting key stressful events from before birth through adolescence. As explored in this report, adversity in childhood and adolescence can become traumatic and injurious to physical and mental health and wellbeing throughout the life course. The lens of ACEs prompts questions over the way we design and deliver services. As detailed in this report, adopting trauma-informed approaches and models of care can help support children, parents and adult survivors of ACEs.

For the full report and/or appendix, please contact Angharad Lewis

Email: alewis@ncb.org.uk

Phone: 0207 582 4182