Author Archives: Emily Yillah

Wednesday 11 July, 10am – 11am This is your opportunity to hear from the NHS England team who work on social prescribing about the developments in the programme over the past year and the aspirations for the future. There will also be the opportunity to hear from a […]

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On the blog this week, Emily – our Senior Administrator – reports back on her recent visit to FaithAction member, Pathway Project. Meeting Kathy Coe was an incredible experience merely because she turned her troubles into a testimony.  It seems to me that God gave […]

Nominations for our Faith & Health Award have now closed, but you still have a week to apply for NHS England’s own awards to celebrate 70 years of the NHS. Over the last 70 years the NHS has relied on talent and workforce from around […]

The second Great Get Together, in honour of Jo Cox, is being held on 22 – 24 June, the weekend Jo would have celebrated her 44th birthday. Just like last year, it’s a chance to gather with friends, neighbours and the wider community for food, […]

Homeless Link, our partner in the Health and Wellbeing Alliance, has published its annual review of homelessness services in England. The report gives an overview of changing demand for these services, funding and provision, and examines topical issues faced by the sector. Download report here A […]

Age UK – our partners in the Health and Wellbeing Alliance – have published a new report, ‘Struggling to Cope with Later Life.’ The analysis shows that almost one and a half million over-65s feel that what happens in their life is determined by factors beyond […]

People living with and beyond cancer in Manchester and London are being asked to take part in research that will help improve how well the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey (CPES) captures the views of people living with cancer. Independent healthcare research charity Picker is […]

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Hospice & Palliative Care has launched an inquiry into tackling inequality and improving access to hospice and palliative care, and is inviting people to submit written evidence. The call for evidence is focused on five key questions: What are […]

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