Cat Duncan-Rees explores what opportunites the coronavirus crisis might offer whilst navigating personal loss and seeing first hand health and care systems being rapidly transformed.
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Local Councillor and former MP Laura Smith reflects on how community organising has never been more important or more powerful during this time of crisis.
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Nicola Wood (Tameside & Glossop NHS) writes the 5th in our Greater Manchester series of blogs exploring person and community centred heath and social care.
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Sarah Pearce (Action Together in Rochdale) shares her experiences of innovating the processes of collaboration through compassion and kindness.
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The third blog in our Greater Manchester series looks at Stockport council's efforts to democratise their process of collaboration.
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Nick Dixon explores how person and community centred approaches to health and social care are changing the landscape in Greater Manchester.
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The first instalment of a six-part series of blogs explores how devolution and a new health/ social-care prospectus can reform Manchester's public services.
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Playing Out are a social enterprise helping children play in outdoor public spaces. Alice Ferguson celebrates 10 years of work and achievements.
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In celebration of co-production week, Jane Salazar writes about her experiences and shares practical insights about how to do co-production differently.
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Alex Fox OBE shares an article from his personal blog which exposes some of the barriers to building co-production into the public sector.
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Researchers Becky Seale and Catherine-Rose Stocks-Rankin share their perspectives on traditional measurement of community-based approaches to health and wellbeing.
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The future of health and care lies in collaboration, in new relationships and a broader approach to what supports us to be and remain healthy and well.
Read article“The Hub acts as a glue bringing together people and organisations who are doing so much to positively disrupt their local systems.”
Burcu Borysik, Mayday Trust