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The Bexley Community Champions are local people who sign up to work with their neighbours, as well as the Council and the Bexley Wellbeing Partnership (NHS) and carry out any activities that are focused on improving the health and well-being of local people, or their immediate environment or bringing their communities closer together.
By joining our Community Champions scheme you will be able to access support for all sorts of activities, from tackling mental health issues and obesity to dealing with litter and having a say on health and care issues that concern you, to organising street parties.
Our Community Champions are serious about making their local areas cleaner, greener and friendlier. They care about the street or estate they live on, and the people they share it with.
the latest information about key health and well-being issues and support services in Bexley
access to training and information sessions on a wide variety of health and wellbeing subjects
the most up-to-date information on the things that are most affecting our community and that local people are telling us they care about
the latest local news for you to share with others - online, in print, or by discussing it with family, friends and colleagues
training and the information you need on key issues via regular webinars
advice and guidance on setting up community activities
access to Council knowledge and NHS expertise
the chance to increase your own knowledge on local subjects
Listening to Bexley Community Champions
Community champions engagement event - Frognal
Why did you become a Community Champion?
What changes do you want to make in your local area?
What does community mean to you?
to give back to their local community, support others, and foster positive change.
to connect with neighbours, providing accurate information
to help others and engaging with the community in meaningful ways
Key priorities include
increasing awareness of available support through better communication
addressing social isolation
enhancing accessibility
encouraging volunteering
promoting health and well-being to build a healthier, happier, and more connected community
a network of support and connection, embodying collaboration, care, and shared goals
represents family, friendship, and opportunities for everyone to thrive despite challenges
a place where people work together to create a positive and inclusive environment
Champions event- North of the borough- 17th of July 2024
What change do you want to make in your local area?
What does community mean to you?
improve social connections through community events and promote social cohesion
creating support groups for women, adults with ADHD, and mental health for children and outreach programs
better communication
promote mental well-being
community is defined by connection, collaboration, and mutual support.
a network of people working together to create a positive environment
a shared responsibility, supporting one another through challenges
a source of collective care,
a space for sharing resources and ideas
both physical and online communities are valued as spaces for belonging and interaction
The Bexley Community Champions are local people who sign up to work with their neighbours, as well as the Council and the Bexley Wellbeing Partnership (NHS) and carry out any activities that are focused on improving the health and well-being of local people, or their immediate environment or bringing their communities closer together.
By joining our Community Champions scheme you will be able to access support for all sorts of activities, from tackling mental health issues and obesity to dealing with litter and having a say on health and care issues that concern you, to organising street parties.
Our Community Champions are serious about making their local areas cleaner, greener and friendlier. They care about the street or estate they live on, and the people they share it with.
