The NLA Wellbeing programme explores the role of design in creating healthy, inclusive spaces that positively impact the emotional, mental, and physical health of Londoners. As urban living becomes more densely populated and digitalised, the built environment plays a crucial role in supporting the health of all citizens, including those with neurodiverse needs. 

As climate change affects cities, it’s essential to future-proof buildings to mitigate the impacts of weather and ensure they remain healthy and sustainable. This includes designing homes, workplaces, streets, and green spaces that foster wellbeing for everyone. The programme also promotes the integration of social justice and accessibility within health-focused urban planning, aligning with the New London Agenda.