Striving for a world healed by justice, equity and inclusion
Lankelly Chase is an independent charitable foundation and network.
We collaborate with partners to change systems of injustice and oppression that result in the mental distress, violence and destitution of people subject to marginalisation in the UK. We work with others to shift patterns of perspectives, power, and participation.
Malik Gul, Director, WCEN network
Malik Gul is Director of Wandsworth Community Empowerment Network, which was a founder member of the Boroughs Local Strategic Partnership.
Over a career spanning 35 years in the frontline of community-public service, he has been election agent to the Handsworth Peoples Campaign in 1981 through to lead voluntary sector officer to Southwark LSP, before joining the Network in 2003. Malik is also undertaking PhD research at Imperial College London on public-health policy, systems and social networks.
We have identified core behaviours that support people to thrive.
These behaviours need to be present and continually promoted in every part of the system.
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We make up an intelligent network of people who have both strengths and weaknesses, and continually learn and grow with each other.
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People feel safe to ask the difficult questions, voice agreements and disagreements and deal with the conflicts and uncomfortable emotions that may surface.
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People closest to a complex situation are free to use their initiative to engage and take responsibility for their own change.
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