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The Association of London Environmental Health Managers or Alehm [pronounced Alehm like Balham ('bæləm) rather than like amen (eɪˈmɛn)], represents senior managers of London's environmental health services for 33 local authorities and the London Port Health Authority.

Objectives

Our objectives are to:

• provide policy and strategy forums for London borough environmental health managers and staff;
• promote and where possible help facilitate the delivery of coordinated environmental health across London; and
• identify and deliver training to help meet the needs of London environmental health staff.

Supporting services

We meets six times a year, oversee a number of specialist sub-groups that provide technical and professional support and serve as a key link between managers and organisations such as:

• the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health and especially the Institutes's Greater London Region;
• London Councils;
• the Mayor of London; and
• the Association of Local Government.

Achievement

We are a successful organisation with a ongoing track record of pan-London achievements.