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Lancashire &South Cumbria

Lancashire and South Cumbria

It is with real pleasure that CAHN (The Caribbean and African Health Network), is now working on a collaborative project with Lancashire and South Cumbria. 

The following geographical areas are part of Lancashire and South Cumbria:

Central Lancashire

Bridgedale South Ribble

Chorley & South Ribble Health Network

Chorley Central (Chorley Collab Group)

Chorley East

Greater Preston

Leyland

Preston North & East

South Ribble Medical Group

 

Fylde Coast

Blackpool Central

Blackpool Central West

Blackpool North

Blackpool South

Fleetwood

Lytham St Anne’s &Ansdell (LSA)

Torentum

Wyre Integrated Neighbourhood

Wyre Rural Extended Neighbourhood

Morecambe Bay

Barrow & Millom

Bay

Carnforth & Milnthorpe

Grange & Lakes

Kendal

Lancaster

Mid Furness

Western Dales

Pennine Lancashire

Blackburn East

Blackburn North

Blackburn West

Burnley East

Burnley West

Darwen

Hyndburn Central

Hyndburn Rural

Pendle East                            

Pendle West                           

Ribblesdale                            

Rossendale East                                

Rossendale West                               

West Lancashire                              

Northern Parishes                              

Ormskirk                                

Skelmersdale

CAHN in Lancashire and South Cumbria (LSC)

Our work in LSC will initially be increasing uptake of the COVID-19 vaccines via targeted community engagement.

As part of our commitment to the African and Caribbean community in this region, and in view of the current COVID-19 context, we endeavour to: 


  • Build Partnerships across various  sectors  to be the point of contact between communities, voluntary sector members and commissioning agencies.
  • Provide accurate information about COVID-19 vaccines. 
  • Use local vaccination data for Lancashire and South Cumbria to inform targeted engagement. 
  • Dispel misinformation and challenge disinformation about the vaccines through webinar, helpline and face-to-face engagement 
  • Provide opportunities for community members’ questions to be appropriately answered by medical professionals via webinars and helpline
  • Engage in continuous consultation, planning and evaluation to provide solutions to persistent health inequalities and act as a direct point of contact with commissioners. 
  • Champion the work of the Caribbean and African community and to promote its assets, efficiencies and achievements 

We look forward to sharing further update as we develop our engagement activities.