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The Home Office have launched their new Protecting Places of Worship Consultation. This is a consultation on what steps should be taken to provide greater protection from hate crime for places of worship. Freedom of worship is a cornerstone of British life. The government is […]

Maternity Action is the UK’s leading charity committed to ending inequality and improving the health and wellbeing of pregnant women, partners and young children – from conception through to the child’s early years. They have recently released their COVID-19 FAQs on employment rights, maternity pay […]

Free access to online NHS services will be available for as long as coronavirus (COVID-19) remains widespread in the UK. Vodafone, EE, O2 and Three are among the mobile firms that have said they will give their customers free online access to the latest NHS health […]

Charities from all over the UK have been compiling and creating their own guidance on tackling the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. This includes information on the virus, as well as ways that we as a community can support each other during this time. The Men’s Health […]

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On Monday, we hosted our Building Profitable Relationships Masterclass, run by renowned international speaker and founder of Relationology, Matt Bird! The masterclass focused on the importance of relationships in business, alongside practical advice on how to tackle often challenging and daunting networking situations. It is safe to say that the day was a great success, with fantastic feedback across the board.

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Today is International Social Prescribing Day and FaithAction is proud to launch Extending Our Reach in Tackling Loneliness: How social prescribing can achieve its aim by involving faith-based provision. The report is a follow-on from our 2019 report, Right Up Your Street, which highlighted the […]

The Nuffield Trust have used over 110,000 patient hospital records for people at 112 prisons in 2017/18, and provides detail as to how prisoners’ health needs are being met in hospital. The research shows: Four in ten hospital appointments made for people in prison are cancelled […]

Carers UK have just launched their State of Caring 2020 Survey. The survey is the UK’s most comprehensive research into the lives and experience of carers. Many professionals who work with carers find the results provide a useful evidence base for their work locally. Last […]