Author Archives: FaithAction

Sands and Tommy’s Maternity Consortium is pleased to share their insight report, Not Just an Option: Interpreting as an Essential Component of Safe Maternity and Neonatal Care. The report explores the systemic issues impacting access to professional interpreting in maternity and neonatal care. This report draws on […]

The National Cancer Patient Experience Survey (NCPES) 2024 qualitative thematic report was published 10th September 2025. You can access the report on the NCPES website . The report includes findings from a thematic analysis of the open questions asked in the survey, asking patients what […]

UKHSA invites you to join them for the launch of the coproduced report ‘Insights from people with lived experience to inform inclusive approaches to health protection’. Do you want to hear from lived experience inclusion health experts on what works to address extreme health inequalities? […]

Sorry, this content is for Gold members only.

Sorry, this content is for Gold members only.

Sorry, this content is for Gold members only.

The Suicide Prevention Consortium, fellow members of the VCSE Health and Wellbeing Alliance, are looking for views from organisations, particularly those who have a focus on or interest in suicide prevention, on which aspects of the NHS 10 Year Plan could benefit suicide prevention and […]

Since October 2023, the “Ethnicity and Unequal Ageing: Experiences in Rotherham and Sheffield” project,  a major research project funded under the Economic and Social Research Council’s Inclusive Ageing Programme, and led from the University of Sheffield, has been addressing the urgent need for evidence on […]

As we come to the end of Faith in Partnership Week, we’ve seen some fantastic examples of where faith and statutory bodies have worked together, and where they could work together in the future.

From the Faith Covenant—which solidifies relationships between faith groups and local authorities—to Family Hubs and social prescribing—which both use the unique relationships of faith groups to link people into wider support, these opportunities, and many like them, provide faith groups the ability to do what they do best: support and build up those around them and those they serve.

On day three of Faith in Partnership Week, we are excited to launch a brand new stream of work for the APPG on Faith and Society, ensuring the voice of faith is heard as part of Baroness Casey’s review of adult social care. This Faith in Partnership Week we are delighted to announce a brand-new stream for work for the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Faith and Society, looking at faith and adult social care. On October 15th, the APPG will be holding a parliamentary roundtable to explore how faith and social care meaningfully intersect.