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On day two of Faith in Partnership Week 2025, FaithAction’s intern Suranne, who has been helping us organise the week, reports back from yesterday’s exciting event, which saw the FaithAction team and the APPG on Faith and Society launch a fantastic piece of work evaluating the Faith Covenant.

The National Cancer Patient Experience Survey (NCPES) 2024 qualitative thematic report will be published in September. The report includes findings from a thematic analysis of the open questions asked in the survey, asking patients what they found positive about their experience of cancer care and […]

The Tower Hamlets CVS has gone live with the second part of their Health Equity Academy work: the workforce development grant. These small grants of up to £250 are designed to support professional development opportunities for individuals working within VCFSE organisations that have an annual […]

The National Academy for Social Prescribing has launched the Future of Social Prescribing in England Survey. NASP’s survey about the future of social prescribing in England is set to help inform our strategic priorities from 2026 onwards. If you are interested in social prescribing and […]

This September, Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) is launching a new community grants programme called Take the Lead, offering between £500 and £1,500 for community groups to deliver projects, events or activities that explore how data can support health and wellbeing within their local […]

Here at FaithAction, the team are excited as we get prepared for #Faith in Partnership Week, celebrating the fantastic work that is being done up and down the country between faith groups and statutory services. We wanted to share with you what we’ll be doing […]

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The mental health crisis is overblown and people often exaggerate their problems, according to a poll of public beliefs. More than half (56 per cent) of the public believe mental health conditions are exaggerated, while three quarters (76 per cent) think some people mistake life’s normal ups and downs for […]

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