The Lambeth Together Care Partnership Board was scheduled to meet on Thursday 11 June 2026 to discuss a range of updates and proposals concerning the borough's health and care services. Key topics were expected to include the annual review and refresh of the Our Health, Our Lambeth plan, proposed changes to governance structures, and updates on various health programmes, including sexual health and children's services.

Place Executive Lead Update

Andrew Eyres, Corporate Director of Integrated Health and Adult Social Care for Lambeth Council and Place Executive Lead for Lambeth on the South East London Integrated Care Board (SEL ICB), was scheduled to provide an update on key developments since the previous meeting on 5 March 2026. This update was intended to inform the Board of progress and significant events within the integrated health and care landscape of Lambeth.

Lambeth Together Assurance Group (LTAG) Update

Jasmina Lijesevic, a Lambeth Together Care Partnership Board Lay Member, was scheduled to present an update from the Lambeth Together Assurance Group (LTAG). This would have included a review of the Integrated Assurance Report presented on 12 May 2026, focusing on the progress of the Our Health, Our Lambeth health and care plan, alongside discussions on risk and financial matters. The report was expected to centre on two key outcomes: People are connected to communities which enable them to maintain good health and People have access to joined-up and holistic health and care delivered in their neighbourhoods.

Lambeth Together Business Planning and Governance

Alex Jackson, Lambeth Together Programme Lead, and Warren Beresford, Associate Director of Health and Care Planning and Intelligence, were scheduled to lead a discussion on business planning and governance. The Board was to consider and be asked to approve three key decisions: the 2025/26 annual review and refresh of Our Health, Our Lambeth ; the updated Terms of Reference for the Lambeth Together Care Partnership Board; and the Lambeth Together Assurance and Oversight proposal. The proposed changes to the Board's Terms of Reference included a move to a quarterly meeting cycle. The Assurance and Oversight proposal aimed to streamline governance by replacing the Lambeth Together Executive Group (LTEG) and Lambeth Together Assurance Group (LTAG) with a single Lambeth Together Oversight Group (LTOG).

Children and Young People's (CYP) Alliance Governance Change

Simon Boote, Programme Director for the Children and Young People's Alliance, was scheduled to present a proposal for changes to the CYP Alliance governance. The Board was to be asked to ratify decisions made at the CYP Alliance Board meeting on 21 May 2026. These proposed changes aimed to position the CYP Alliance Board as the central strategic forum for children and young people's place-based delivery, extending its oversight to include the Families First Partnership programme, SEND reform, and Integrated Neighbourhood Teams (INTs). The proposal also included a review and strengthening of the Board's membership to ensure broader representation.

Lambeth Together Primary Care Commissioning Committee (PCCC) Update

Jasmina Lijesevic, Lambeth Together Care Partnership Board Lay Member, was scheduled to provide an update on the work of the Lambeth Together Primary Care Commissioning Committee (PCCC). The Board was to be asked to note and support the content of the presented slide pack and to ratify decisions made at the Extraordinary PCCC meeting on 22 April 2026 and the PCCC meeting on 13 May 2026. The PCCC's work focuses on ensuring equitable and accessible general practice services, with key discussions including the procurement of Protected Learning Time (PLT) clinical cover, the reprocurement of a practice contract, financial arrangements for the delegated primary care budget, and proposals for a Primary Care Support Offer and the Lambeth Offer's Shared Care Scheme.

Neighbourhood and Wellbeing Delivery Alliance (NWDA) Update on Neighbourhood Health

Josepha Reynolds, Programme Director for the NWDA, along with George Verghese, Therese Fletcher, and Alice Jarvis, were scheduled to present an update on neighbourhood health initiatives. The Board was to be asked to support and provide feedback on this update, which was expected to cover the neighbourhood programme structure, governance, and operating model. The report was intended to highlight progress in developing a neighbourhood health service in Lambeth through work at the Place and Integrator levels, with a focus on tackling inequalities through more joined-up and integrated care. Updates on the Strategic Investment Fund (SIF) and the delivery of Integrated Neighbourhood Teams (INTs) for frailty, multiple long-term conditions, and children and young people were also anticipated.

Sexual Health Programme: HIV in Lambeth

Nancy Padwick, Strategic Lead for Sexual Health, Jessica Engen, Consultant in Public Health, and Marc Thompson, Strategic Lead for HIV, were scheduled to present an update on the Sexual Health Programme, with a specific focus on HIV in Lambeth. The Board was to be asked to support the distribution of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) campaign materials, encourage staff training to increase HIV knowledge, and encourage Lambeth organisations and stakeholders to sign up to HIV Confident and undertake associated training. The presentation was expected to cover the prevalence and inequalities of HIV in Lambeth, strategic aims and priorities for 2026/27, and updates on PrEP initiatives and outreach work.

LTCP - Glossary

This item was listed as a glossary, likely to provide definitions for terms used throughout the meeting documents.