New Community Matters magazine highlights a year of achievement across CLCH

Published: 30th July 2026

The 2025/26 edition of CLCH's Community Matters magazine is out today, showcasing the achievements of our staff, services and partners over the past year.

The publication highlights how CLCH continues to deliver great care closer to home for more than four million people across London and Hertfordshire.

The new issue features inspiring examples of innovative neighbourhood working and our efforts to reduce health inequalities. Read about a trailblazing initiative helping people with mobility issues in Merton return to employment and discover how partnership working in Hertfordshire is helping people receive faster care closer to home.

You'll also find out how podiatrists in Barnet are identifying people at risk of heart disease, and how residents in Brent are being trained to support children with asthma. The magazine also spotlights our Kaleidoscope team, who create meaningful experiences for children with life-limiting conditions and their families.

Community Matters includes features exploring how CLCH is supporting the ambitions of the NHS 10 Year Health Plan by helping shift care from hospital to community, from analogue to digital, and from sickness to prevention.

Professor James Benson, Chief Executive Officer, said: “Community Matters showcases the dedication, compassion and expertise of our staff, as well as the strength of the partnerships that help us deliver great care every day. The stories in this magazine demonstrate how our teams are improving care, tackling health inequalities and finding innovative ways to support people to live well and independently.

“I am incredibly proud of what we have achieved together over the past year and the difference our colleagues continue to make for patients, families and communities across London and Hertfordshire.”

Read Community Matters 2025/26 here.

Front cover of Community Matters Annual Review Magazine 2025/26 from Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust. The cover features a healthcare worker in a navy NHS uniform with an NHS lanyard speaking with an older person wearing a dark cap and green coat in a home setting. The healthcare worker is looking toward the older person, highlighting community-based care. Large white title text reads “Community Matters” with the subtitle “Annual Review Magazine 2025/26 – Great care closer to home.” The CLCH NHS Trust logo appears in the top right. Along the bottom, highlighted stories include: “Pioneering initiative helps people return to work,” “Ageing well in Barnet,” and “Local people leading the fight against childhood asthma.”

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