Please join us in welcoming new C4PC Partner, 24/7 Helping Hands Service Ltd
Please join us in welcoming and introducing a new Partner of Coalition for Personalised Care (C4PC): 24/7 Helping Hands Service Ltd
Please join us in welcoming and introducing a new Partner of Coalition for Personalised Care (C4PC): 24/7 Helping Hands Service Ltd
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South Asian Health Action is a national charity that supports the physical and mental health needs of the local South Asian community. SAHA is a patient, carer and community led charity based in Leicester with reach in Leeds and London. They aim to address the lack of South Asian voices to address health inequalities, diversity and inclusion and also to work with other members in collaboration. Their main partners are the NHS, racialised minoritized, patients, community organisations, faith organisations, research and medical institutions.
Empowerment Passport is a digital platform enabling individuals with long term health conditions or disabilities to think about and communicate their unique adjustment needs in any of the following settings • Education (school/college/university • Employment (part time/fulltime, temporary and permanent • Any transition (between education to employment, or one job to another)
Their annual State of Caring survey is the UK’s most comprehensive research into the lives and experiences of unpaid carers.
At C4PC, we believe that collaboration and shared vision are the keys to success.
C4PC wants to ensure that we have a good understanding of the barriers to Personalised Care within health.
Please join us in welcoming Aintree Training Ltd to our Partnership. If you’d like to know more about their work, please visit the Aintree Training Ltd website.
We are delighted to welcome The Migraine Trust as a new Coalition for Personalised Care (C4PC) Partner. Founded in 1965, they the UK’s leading research and support charity for the 10m people affected by migraine. Their aims are to fund and promote research, support people affected, and campaign for better diagnosis, care, and treatment access.
Our Co-chair, Sian Lockwood, is in conversation with Mervyn Eastman for episode 16 of the Care Speaks podcast.