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Film: 27.09.12 Poor Commit the Least Fraud A lot of fuss is made about benefit cheats - but few people realise it is the poor who commit the least fraud - it is…
Film: 26.09.12 Cuts Target Disabled and Poor This short film shows how the UK government's spending decisions have targeted disabled people and the poor for cuts.
Article: 25.09.12 What Goes Around... Bob Rhodes reflects on the ups and downs of building a fairer society amidst the craziness of the current system.
Film: 25.09.12 The Poor Are Very Poor The popular myth is that there is no real poverty in the UK - however the reality is that the poor are very poor - living on…
Story: 24.09.12 When SDS Doesn't Work An anonymous account of the real-life failure of self-directed support for a family who needed help.
Film: 24.09.12 Poor Pay the Most Tax This short film explains the surprising fact that in the UK it is the 10% of poorest families who actually pay the most tax…
Paper: 20.09.12 Personalised Transition Journal Article This article outlines the key elements of what is still the most radical version of personalisation in the UK today -…
Paper: 19.09.12 Personalising a Block Contract A research report describing the progress made in Barnsley to personalise a block contract with the mental health…
Article: 19.09.12 Fellows Day 2012 Fellows Day 2012
Film: 19.09.12 Manifesto for a Fair Society A short film setting out the principles behind and the main ideas within the Campaign for a Fair Society's Manifesto for…
Film: 18.09.12 Is the UK a Fair Society? This movie introduces the Campaign for a Fair Society - which is organised to campaign against the injustice of a system…
Reviews: 12.09.12 Resilience Imperative A review by David Towell of The Resilience Imperative by Michael Lewis and Pat Conaty.
Paper: 06.09.12 21st Century Beveridge In this journal article from Policy & Politics Jon Glasby, Simon Duffy and Catherine Needham make the case for a…
Article: 03.09.12 Is it Right to Buy a Right? Jim Elder-Woodward explores the injustice of social care charging in the UK and the double taxation of disabled…
Article: 03.09.12 Bridging the Rubicon Bob Rhodes explores the gap in thinking between public services and real communities.
Reviews: 03.09.12 Just Because Rebecca Elliott's children's book get to the heart of human dignity and the vital link between diversity and equality.
Article: 02.09.12 Vinny Went Cycling for Charity Vinesh Kumar tells the story of his 500 mile cycle ride across India, of the Avarind Eye Clinic and his thoughts and…
Article: 02.09.12 It's the Toughest of Commissions (Song) Bob Rhodes offers a song about the paradoxes of commissioning.
Paper: 30.08.12 Innovation and the Work Programme A case study by Su Maddock on the UK government’s Work Programme procurement process.
Slide: 30.08.12 Innovation in Welfare to Work A presentation given by Su Maddock on Innovation in Welfare to Work.
Article: 29.08.12 Life Is Not a Commodity Bob Rhodes reflects on the difficulties of helping people move beyond a commodified notion of the role of public…
Inspiration: 29.08.12 Teaching Personalisation Tanya Moore provides an overview of the University of Hertfordshire's course on personalisation.
Slide: 14.08.12 Citizenship & Work A presentation on the interconnected topics of citizenship, work and self-directed support.
Slide: 12.08.12 Self-Directed Support in Aberdeen A presentation given to senior managers in Aberdeen on the nature of self-directed support and the challenges of…
Slide: 11.08.12 Support for People with Negative Reputations Sam Sly explains how Beyond Limits will be working to bring people back home from institutional services.
Slide: 10.08.12 The End of Our Illusions A presentation given at an event on Supported Living in London describing the cuts that are reducing social care and the…
Slide: 10.08.12 Self-Directed Support in Northern Ireland A presentation given at the launch event for the development of self-directed support in Northern Ireland.
Article: 25.07.12 All Change for Social Care in England? Chris Moon-Willems, an independent specialist in care for older people, assesses the Government's plans to reform…
Graphic: 24.07.12 How Individual Budgets are used This graphic shows that people, using their individual budgets, make better decisions than government.
Article: 24.07.12 What is Citizen Directed Support? Thoughts on the development of Citizen Directed Support in Wales and the connection between entitlements and…
Article: 24.07.12 UN Declaration of Human Rights The UN's Declaration is an important starting point for welfare reform. It makes clear the need for clear rights and…
Story: 23.07.12 Meeting the Politicians Nadia Clarke spends time with ministers at the House of Commons.
Article: 20.07.12 Personalisation or Entitlements This article explores the challenge of making personalisation effective at supporting people's human rights and…
Article: 20.07.12 Unimpressed: Cameron's Ideas on Welfare David Cameron’s latest ideas on the future shape of welfare has polarised opinion, S.H Barnett explores the…
Slide: 10.07.12 A Fair Society in Northern Ireland A presentation given at the first meeting of the Campaign for a Fair Society in Northern Ireland in June 2012.
Article: 02.07.12 Real Localism Argument for a profound shift in control towards local communities and the outline of a new strategy for local…
Graphic: 02.07.12 Central Taxes Local Central government taxes local government so that even deprived communities find that they lose a huge fraction of…
Paper: 01.07.12 A Fair Budget A discussion paper exploring the role of the RAS (Resource Allocation System) in the development of self-directed…
Paper: 21.06.12 Reconnecting Hearts and Minds A Paradigm day of conversation about ensuring good support with and for people with learning disabilities.
Slide: 21.06.12 Social determinants of mental health and wellbeing Dr Lynne Friedli sets out the case for a different approach to improving mental health - one rooted in an understanding…
Graphic: 18.06.12 Journey to Citizenship Disabled people find the journey to citizenship blocked by institutions, services and welfare systems.
Graphic: 18.06.12 Investing in Communities Instead of procuring public services we should invest in our own communities.
Graphic: 18.06.12 From Push to Pull Economics We need to stop pushing resources into wasteful public services - people can manage them better.
Graphic: 18.06.12 Economics of Community Care Community Care was built on bad investments by the state - from which people have had to extract as much value as they can.
Graphic: 18.06.12 C2 Community Development The C2 Community Development approach was first used by Hazel Stuteley and has become a powerful tool for transforming…
Graphic: 17.06.12 Complexity for Women & Families Services for women and families are incredibly complex and grow in complexity the more people need something…
Graphic: 16.06.12 Help and Connect Help and Connect is a powerful innovation, developed by Skills for People, to bring together their different forms of…
Graphic: 15.06.12 Transformation Jigsaw Transforming complex systems requires attention to a range of different interlocking factors.
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