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Blog Post
Turning ‘Hope into Action’
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When we first met Hope into Action in 2015, its founder Ed Walker told us he wanted radically to change three systems. First, the homelessness and housing system: he wanted to increase the stock of housing available for people facing...
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Blog Post
Overcoming data-sharing fears can mean better outcomes for people
Read moreThere are so many reasons why organisations are reluctant to share vulnerable individuals’ data. Often, their reluctance has good intentions at its roots. People may be worried that they will breach data protection laws. Sometimes, it’s to do...
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News Story
Lankelly Chase at Marmalade
Read moreThis week, some of the Lankelly Chase team and many of our partners will be upping sticks and heading to Oxford to take part in Marmalade - an informal and open access festival celebrating social change, hosted by our friends at Arts at the Old...
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Blog Post
New NCB report on children missing education
Read moreThis week, the National Children’s Bureau has released new research which aims to shine a light on the experiences of children missing education, and calls for urgent action to better identify and support young people who are not accessing...
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Blog Post
MAC-UK and Centre for Mental Health’s latest research
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Why is it that the most disadvantaged young people in our society are least able to access support when they need it and on their terms? This is the question MAC-UK have been seeking to answer over the last decade, working with young people to...
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Publication
Systems Changers 2016 ‘From where I stand:’ How frontline workers can contribute to and create systems change
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Person
Lewis Appah
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How would you describe yourself? - Dedicated, strong, passionate and a team worker. What I do: I am an Outreach Worker at May Place House in Basingstoke, generally helping rough sleepers and sofa surfers integrate back into society. My...
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Person
Maron Ehata
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How would you describe yourself? - Positive, a dad, compassionate, likes a challenge, loves music. What I do: I work for a complex needs and mental health charity in Oxford. We support clients who cannot access services because of labels...
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Person
Vanessa Ball
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How would you describe yourself? – Passionate, determined, friendly, willing and open-minded What I do: I work at Brighton Oasis Project - a women’s drug and alcohol service. We support women with multiple and complex needs to find a...
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Tracy Jesson
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How would you describe yourself? – Independent minded. What I do: I work with people with Complex Needs i.e. mental health together with learning difficulties, drug and alcohol problems, physical disabilities, or anything else which...