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      <title><![CDATA[Well London Delivery Teams]]></title>
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      <title><![CDATA[ This  project trains and supports local teams of volunteers to empower people to take  up healthier choices in each Well London area. Volunteers are drawn from  diverse groups and help to foster a culture of “neighbourliness”. In phase 1 of the Well London Programme, London  Sustainability Exchange and Central YMCA were the Well London partners  responsible for delivering this project. 

 What is it for? 
  To  increase levels of healthy eating, physical activity and mental health by encouraging people to take up Well London and other local activities and  resources 
 To  increase levels of responsiveness of local service deliverers to community need 
  How? 
 Peers or  “champions” with some existing relationships in a community are well placed to  spread information about what is available, and to encourage their peers to  take up services and resources. The project is based on social marketing  theory, recognising that a ‘peer-to-peer’ approach can often be effective in  motivating people to take up certain activities and even make lifestyle changes.  

 Once  trained, members work both as a local team and individually to: 

   “signpost”  people to services and resources,  for example counselling services or a local food co-op 
		        act as advocates  for people as they engage with  service providers  
		        encourage  people to take up healthier  lifestyles  
          Results so far? 
  The Well London Delivery Team (WLDT) was a pivotal project within phase 1 of the Well London Programme. The project’s aim was to grow teams of about five volunteers recruited from each target community. This team of volunteers was trained through another of the Well London projects, ‘Training Communities’. Once trained, the WLDT acted as advocates for residents, signposting them to Well London projects, other services and resources and increasing the responsiveness of local services by engaging with service providers and providing a feedback loop. 

 Achievements 
  Key project in designing and delivering projects in many target areas 
 Over 400 WLDT volunteers recruited (Target 100) 
 At least 172 trained to RSPH Level 2 (Health Trainers): Example: The Well London Delivery Team in Limehouse, Tower Hamlets, trained 15 volunteers and made over 800 referrals to local services. 7 of these volunteers have now found employment.   ]]></title>
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      <title><![CDATA[ Managed by LSx 
   Barking and Dagenham  - Heath LSOA co-ordinated by B&amp;D  CVS  
  Ealing  - South Acton LSOA co-ordinated by  Acton Community Forum 
		        Enfield    - Upper Edmonton LSOA co-ordinated by  Enfield Homes  
		        Hackney  - Brownswood LSOA co-ordinated by  Manor House Development Trust 
		        Hammersmith and Fulham  - White City LSOA co-ordinated by  H&amp;F PCT 
		        Kensington and Chelsea  - Notting Barns LSOA co-ordinated by  Allom and Barlow Tenants Residents Association 
		        Lambeth  - Larkhall LSOA co-ordinated by  Springfield Community Flats  
		        Newham  - Canning Town North LSOA  co-ordinated by East Potential  
		        Tower Hamlets  - Limehouse LSOA co-ordinated by  City Gateway  
		        Waltham   Forest    - Hoe  Street LSOA co-ordinated by the drawing shed  
          For more information  about these WLDTs contact Jude Luckett,  Project Assistant at London Sustainability Exchange on 020 7234 9405 or email  j.luckett@lsx.org.uk .   
		    
 Managed by YMCA 
   Brent  - Kensal Green LSOA co-ordinated by  Brent PCT 
  Camden    - Haverstock LSOA co-ordinated by  Queens Crescent Community Centre 
  Croydon  - Broad Green LSOA co-ordinated by BME  Forum 
  Greenwich    - Woolwich  Common LSOA co-ordinated by Greenwich  Council/ Barnfield Project 
  Haringey  - Noel Park LSOA co-ordinated by  Haringey Council 
  Hounslow  - Cranford LSOA co-ordinated by  Groundwork 
  Islington  - Canonbury LSOA co-ordinated by  Connect Project   Lewisham  - Bellingham LSOA co-ordinated by  Bellingham Community Project 
  Southwark  - Cossall and Brimmington  Neighbourhood LSOA co-ordinated by Peckham Voluntary Sector Forum 
  Westminster    - Queen’s Park LSOA co-ordinated by  Queen’s Park Forum 
  For more  information about these WLDTs contact  Sheila  Pryce , YMCA on 0207 343 1743 or email  S.Pryce@centralymca.org.uk   ]]></title>
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