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On 1 July 2026, the current Oxleas NHS 24/7 crisis line number for mental health crisis support is changing to NHS 111.
You’ll still reach the same local crisis teams - this change just makes it easier and quicker to access help through NHS 111.
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Equality grants community partners announced in Greenwich
Larger charities and NHS trusts play an essential role in tackling health inequalities, but real, lasting change also depends on the grassroots organisations working directly within our communities. Many of these smaller groups need targeted financial support to continue making a meaningful impact on the ground.
Following a successful programme last year, the Bromley Mental Health Hub and the Greenwich Mental Health Hub have both relaunched their Equality Grants to support underserved communities and tackle mental health inequalities.
In the spirit of partnership, the Chairs of Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust and South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM) recently visited the Greenwich Mental Health Hub.
Find out more about funding available to fight mental health inequalities in the borough.
Deputy Mayor, Councillor Jit Ranabhat cuts ribbon of Greenwich Mental Health Hub Today, 10 October, marks World Mental Health Day – a day to raise awareness of mental health.
Leo struggled with his mental health since childhood. "What made it worse was that my family didn’t understand – they're very old fashioned. They think that talking about your emotions is weak”.
Read Leo's full story