NHS North West London has reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the health and wellbeing of the North Kensington community through the launch of the North Kensington Programme 2024-29. This initiative focuses on developing a recovery plan led by the community, ensuring future health services are culturally sensitive, transparent, and reflective of local needs.

Free Enhanced Health Checks (EHCs) are available at different community venues around North Kensington this December and January 2025. These half hour appointments with a dedicated clinician are a popular way for North Kensington residents living and working in the area, who have been affected by the Grenfell Tower fire, to support their health and wellbeing.

The personal health assessment has been developed to assess and monitor the impact of Grenfell Tower adult residents who escaped from the Tower on the night of the fire after 1.28am who may have had more exposure to smoke and dust. This is a one off personal health assessment appointment and ongoing care and support will be provided by survivors own GP practice and wider NHS services. This is part of our long term plans to look after your health.

Building on our ongoing community-led recovery work, NHS North West London has been asked to review the health needs of those affected by Grenfell over the next four years. This review will cover services and support for survivors, the bereaved, and the wider community.

Personal Health Assessment for survivors who escaped Grenfell Tower after 1.28am