Addressing health inequalities in Slough through social prescribing
The conditions in which we are born, grow, live, work and age can impact our health and wellbeing.
Paying people who receive benefits: Co-production and involvement
This briefing for local authorities, charities and organisations that support people who use services and their carers.
What is the ladder of co-production?
The ladder describes a series of steps towards co-production in health and social care.
Get Yourself Active – Beyond Co-production webinar
View how Mixed Ability illustrates in sport & physical activity takes co-production a step further.
Macmillan Cancer Co-production Group – Lincolnshire
The Living with Cancer Programme aims to develop person-centred, local support for people living with and beyond cancer, their carers and significant others in Lincolnshire.
Your Voice, Your Health – Hampshire, Southampton, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight
Get involved in local projects relating to health and wellbeing, and share your thoughts, feelings and ideas about your local services.
Improving access to cancer services for Eastern and Central European communities
What needed improving? The East of England Cancer Alliances aim to improve cancer pathways and outcomes for patients. A few members of the existing Patient Partnership Group worked with staff to develop an improvement project using a co-production approach.
Stories of better lives 2021
Welcome from Jo Land, Group Chief Executive. We all need to live in the place we call home, with the people and things that matter to us, in communities that look out for one another, doing the things we love.
Stories of better lives 2020
Welcome from Jo Land, Group Chief Executive. The past year has been full of challenges and change in the world, and I am so proud ( though unsurprised) by the way the people we support, and our teams, have responded.
Never say never
We often still hear that people are unsupportable; that they belong in secure units, that their behaviors are too challenging, that they can 'never' have a place in community life.
