A fab job opportunity for a programme manager for a 5 year research programme that aims to co-produce and evaluate the effectiveness of a self-management programme for post-stroke fatigue. Closes 17 March!
Yesterday afternoon saw another closure of Clapham South tube station – this time from just after 2pm until the end of service.
This is unacceptable, and as such I have written today to @TfL asking them to conduct a review as to why these issues keep happening to our station.
WOW!👀
New research: Low Traffic Neighbourhoods in London deliver MASSIVE public health & economic benefits. The LTNs in just 3 boroughs:
💚avoid average 37 deaths & 500,000 sick days a year
📈deliver £1bn of economic benefits - inc £821m health savings.
https://t.co/7EAfmtb8Nq
Following Elizabeth’s piece on how important allies are in navigating discrimination and fostering inclusion, we spotlight the work of our partner, the CIPR-supported not-for-profit PR school @Socially_mobile.
Their impactful 10-week programme is perfect for future leaders aspiring to a management role, returning to work or moving into a new role, or considering starting their own PR business.
Fully funded places are available to people from minority ethnic groups, lower-socioeconomic backgrounds, the LGBTQ+ community, women returners and those with disabilities.
Find out more: https://t.co/PX1ZehJUaH
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Three quarters of charities can't meet demand for the public services they deliver because they aren't funded enough.
In the face of the high inflation, the issue of underfunded grants and contracts has never felt more urgent to resolve.
Learn more 👇
#CostOfGivingCrisis
"Just about every service from dentistry to social care is over stretched, short staffed and clearly struggling to provide safe and timely access for everyone who needs it" says our Charity Director, @Car_Abrahams after reading @CareQualityComm's new #StateofCare report👇
Our response to the new @CQCprof#StateOfCare report (🧵): "This the worst we have ever seen. The picture painted of how social care is currently performing is unremittingly grim. Any government that has had a report like this published on its watch ought to be ashamed.
Our response to this year's #StateofCare
We cannot allow the normalisation of the level of care this report describes, with its lazy stereotypes, hardening inequalities and uncompassionate care.
https://t.co/g7k6obMwOA
Today's @CareQualityComm#StateOfCare report shows once again that while accessing care remains a fundamental problem across the board, people from racialised communities, autistic people and those with long-term conditions are less likely to get the support they need 👇
Women and babies from minority #ethnic groups continue to experience higher risks around birth. Our research has shown and the people we work with have said that their healthcare is affected by racial stereotypes & racism. #StateOfCare@CareQualityComm
https://t.co/O2lgjZAPG9
The latest @CareQualityComm report lays bare a system that is under extreme pressure, with unpaid carers left stranded.
We need Government to commit to a National Carers Strategy, and robust and sustained investment in social care. #StateOfCare
https://t.co/cPLxr3s4fM
Worrying that the latest @CareQualityComm#StateOfCare report suggests that as people of Black, Asian and minority ethnic background age, they are at reater risk of developing #LongTermConditions and their experience of health care is comparatively poorer. https://t.co/3RLDrusObH