Our 2025-2026 annual report is now available to download. 

This year, what local people told us helped shape decisions, influence services and improve health and care across Redbridge.

Our 2024/25 annual report is now available to download. 

Find out how we have been working to influence better standards of local NHS and social care, and the impact we have achieved.

The Healthwatch Redbridge Community Network is made up of organisations, groups and services across the borough, who provide advice and support, host events and connect communities across Redbridge. 

Visit our directory for more information about health and social care services in Redbridge. Whether it is a GP, dentist, hospital, mental health support, social care services or community group, we can point you in the right direction.

We'd like to say a massive THANK YOU! to all of our volunteers; for the countless hours you spend investing in the community. It's your invaluable work that enables us to keep going and make a difference.

Our 2023-24 Annual Report is now available for download. Find out how we've been making a difference this year by increasing our community network, responding to complex signposting concerns, and supporting local communities to engage with health and social care organisations to improve services. Championing what matters to you!

Everyone has a right to register with a GP (General Practitioner). You do not need proof of address, immigration status, ID or an NHS number.

You can nominate someone who you think has supported the lives of others in a remarkable way by Downloading a nomination form. Their acts of kindness will be recorded in our special edition Highlighting Heroes Newsletter.

In order to support local people, we have created this short guide with information about how to find and register with a dentist if you haven’t already got one.

Find out about available support in the area through local groups and charities

Share your views online, or contact us via email or phone. The more people share their ideas, experiences and concerns about NHS and social care, the more services can understand what works and what doesn't.