Community Services with self-referral

Weight management service (Tier 2) – Children

Brent Council have commissioned BeeZee Bodies to provide support for children aged 5-16 years old and their families living in Brent who are outside the healthy weight range. They offer a range of services from online support to fun and interactive group classes and free physical education sessions.

Here is an overview of the key services they provide for children and parents/guardians
– BeeZee Academy: A totally online service to learn as a family about making simple, healthy changes. You choose the topics; you choose the pace!
– BeeZee Live: A FREE virtual weekly session for 10 weeks, delivered by trained Nutritionists covering making healthy changes in a fun and engaging way for the whole family. No-one can see you and you don’t have to speak, just type into the chat bar. Simple!
– BeeZee Families: A FREE, award-winning, in-person service 12-week programme delivered near you for the whole family. Make friends and learn about simple healthy changes as a family. Weekly physical activities, cook-along’s, free snacks, and simple advice and support from people that care.

Beezee Bodies have an online referral form that takes a couple of minutes to fill with a family and families can self-refer themselves to: Refer a Client to BeeZee Bodies.

You can also call a professional on 03308186308

Once the programme ends there is a graduation from the programme for children and families who have completed the programme and then a follow up contact to see how they are doing. If a child is still struggling with an issue they would be referred on for further help.

Podiatry Service

The team at Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust (CLCH) treat a number of conditions such as in growing toenails to foot ulcers. All ages are treated; however, assessments will be made on a clinical needs basis. Referrals are accepted from Health care professionals and Carers. The community podiatry service is now accepting self-referrals, however if it is an emergency the patient should still attend their local walk in centres/A&E/ or call 111.

Falls Prevention Service

The falls service provided by Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust (CLCH) works in the community to support people at risk of falls. The service provides an assessment, advice and exercise. The service is provided for those who are aged over 65. Referrals to the service are accepted from health care professionals and cares. The service now also accepts self-referrals. Providing the patient meets the criteria for self-referral they will be able to access the service directly.

All self-referral forms should be sent to CLCHT.BRENTFALLS@NHS.NET

With regard to the discharge process, the team review outcome measures on the last session, they then complete a discharge summary on EMIS and discharge the patient from the EMIS caseload.

Wheelchair service

Patients can self-refer into the service provided by AJM, or be referred by a qualified healthcare professional, who will send you a letter or call you to let you know you are eligible for a wheelchair assessment.

A wheelchair assessment establishes your clinical needs and a prescription is made for the right wheelchair for you.

Your assessment will take place at one of our wheelchair clinics in Park Royal, Wembley, Barnet or at St. Charles Hospital in West London or another appropriate location, i.e. school or health care setting. Home assessments can be undertaken only in certain circumstances. This will be agreed after triage by the clinical team.

North West London Wheelchair Services – Referrals and Assessments

For further information on the above and any other services in the area, please visit https://clch.nhs.uk/health-professionals/brent