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Why is health literacy so important?
Health Literacy UK and Stoke-on-Trent City Council Public Health invite you to join them at a seminar on the 10th of October , which will focus on the importance of health literacy to children and their carers. The seminar will include the presentation of research and practical examples of health…
Help shape the NHS Long Term Plan
…in short, all of us. Those working on the plan want to hear our ideas, experiences and insights. The NHS has some overarching questions it wants us to answer: What are the core values that should underpin a long term plan for the NHS? What examples of good services or…
The Missing Link: social prescribing for children and young people
Barnardo’s, fellow partners in the VCSE Health & Wellbeing Alliance, have published a new report: The Missing Link: social prescribing for children and young people The report examines the current evidence around the benefits of social prescribing for children and young people and brings it together with new research from…
Why public services should look to faith to help tackle loneliness
…the report was to shine a light on the great work that faith groups from all traditions are doing to tackle this critical issue for our society. It highlights the key characteristics of their work, and a number of examples of good practice from FaithAction members: Care Home Friends, Muslim…
Stories and numbers: Choosing what impact data to collect – NPC Event
22/01/2019 @ 2:00pm – 4:30pm – Deciding on the data you wish to collect and how to go about it is no easy feat. Numbers are important, but alone are not enough—you need personal anecdotes to give them colour and meaning, and qualitative research to understand for example how change has been achieved. Similarly, individual stories, however heart-rending, lack context without […]
New report: Relationships between statutory and voluntary sector mental health organisations
…that commissioners in both local government and the NHS were keenly aware of the extra value that voluntary and community organisations can bring. Some commissioners had taken action specifically to support voluntary and community organisations to get funding and retain their distinctive approaches. But they were frustrated that competition for…
Housing and health: New report from St Mungo’s
St Mungo’s have published a new report presenting the findings of new research into the health needs of people sleeping rough in England and their vulnerability to COVID-19 The report presents the findings of new research into the health needs of people sleeping rough in England and their vulnerability to…
Experiences of ethnic minorities in cancer care
Male cancer patients or carers from ethnic minority backgrounds are still needed for a research project exploring the experiences of ethnic minority cancer patients in England. This research is being conducted by brap, an equality charity based in Birmingham, on behalf of NHS England, and the aim is to improve…
Faith and sustainable development: what have we been doing?
…been identified as a major cultural, social, political and economic factor which has a crucial role in bringing about sustainable development. Over the past two years, the University of Leeds has been conducting research into the impact of religion and those who act on behalf of it on achieving the…
Resources for mental health service users and survivors
The National Survivor User Network have released some resources for anyone who has experienced abuse, victimisation or hate crime directed at them because of their mental distress or psychiatric diagnosis. They are based on research carried out at Middlesex University. The aim is to share some of their research findings…
