Grapevine Walk and Talk
We recently came across Walk and Talk sessions, a wonderfully simple idea where people and staff are invited together on walks around the city to share ideas and connect.
We recently came across Walk and Talk sessions, a wonderfully simple idea where people and staff are invited together on walks around the city to share ideas and connect.
Patient Director David Gilbert reminds us that though storytelling can be very important, patient involvement and collaboration can and must go further.
Read articleLibrary of Things new podcast looks at the impact they have had on the community, the people that have come to borrow, and how the enterprise might develop.
SCIE's recent publication sets out a useful framework for local areas considering a shift towards asset based working.
Read articleWe've been thinking about the co-production highlights of the year. These are the stories that have particularly resonated and why.
Read articleWith a new conversation, we may change the relationship; if we change the relationship, we may change the behaviours; if we change the behaviours, we may change the outcomes.
We look at two great videos from North London Cares and South London Cares who are tackling loneliness and isolation and bringing communities together.
Read articleWe look at two guidance documents published this month by NHS England on involving people in their own health and in health services
Read articleWe take a look at Realising the Value, a report outlining the evidence of the benefits of people and communities working together in the health system.
The second part of our interview with Mary Reed of the Wiltshire Centre for Independent Living about their Make Someone Welcome Campaign.
Read articleMary from the Wiltshire Centre for Independent Living tells us about their campaign to get all groups and organisations to welcome disabled people.
Read articleA GP surgery that deliver services fit for modern 21st century lifestyles.
“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