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The Lambeth Early Intervention and Prevention Service (LEIPS) aims to improve the quality of life for adults aged 18 years and over who are registered with a Lambeth GP.
In partnership with its stakeholders, the Black Prince Trust co-ordinates a series of sessions and programmes for the community:
Free sports sessions for everyone: basketball, football, athletics and boxing sessions for everyone from age 8 to age 80.
Fight 4 Change: an initiative which provides boxing, martial arts and fitness training to support, mentor and progress marginalised young people and those at risk of offending in deprived communities.
Magic Bus Explorer Primary School Programme: PE lessons for 400 pupils in two local primary schools. Nearly half of them are eligible for free school meals.
It is a 5km run - it's you against the clock. Every Saturday at 9:00am. It's run in Burgess Park, Camberwell, London. See Course page for more details.
Free exercise classes across Lambeth Parks including Bootcamps and Yoga and many more. All outdoor fitness sessions are for both women and men. our classes are suitable for all levels of fitness.
The Lambeth REAL Plus card gives you discount at Lambeth Better leisure centres whether you are using the facilities at peak or off-peak times.
LEAP is an innovative programme created to better the lives of thousands of children in the Lambeth community, focusing on four wards Stockwell, Coldharbour, Vassall and Tulse Hill.
Our goal is to make Lambeth the best place in the world for a baby to be born and to grow up.
Ready Steady Go (RSG) is a programme to help you and your child live a healthier lifestyle.
By learning to live a healthier lifestyle, you can help reduce the chance of having many long term conditions in the future. The programme can help you by:
Medical Care when we are closed
Please do not ask to see a doctor out of hours unless you genuinely cannot wait until the surgery re-opens.
Emergency: Dial 999 or go to your nearest A&E Department. Chest pains and / or shortness of breath do constitute an emergency (you must not dial 999 for anything other than an emergency).
Out of Hours Service: If you phone the surgery when we are closed you will be automatically transferred to the out of hours service SELDOC (South East London Doctors on call). Alternatively you can phone SELDOC directly on: 020 8693 9066. You will be given advice, asked to visit the out of hours centre, or be visited by the doctor on call.
NHS Walk In Service: The local NHS walk-in centre also provides healthcare advice, information and treatment with no appointment necessary. The nearest walk-in centre is: The Junction Health Centre, Arches 5-8, Clapham Junction Station, 5-8 Grant Rd, London, SW11 2NU. Telephone: 0333 200 1718.
NHS 111 Service: In the case of urgent need when the practice is closed you can call NHS 111 to speak to a triage nurse. Your needs will be assessed and recieve advice or arrangements will made for you to see a doctor. Please refer to the website for further information www.nhs.uk/111
Non-emergency: Take a look at our "Get health information" page. Alternatively, call 111 for non-urgent medical advice.
Minor Injuries: We do not provide a minor injuries service. You should attend A&E or the local minor injuries unit at Guy's Hospital Urgent Care Centre.
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