England

There are 612 resources from England.

Article: 13.05.12 West Lancashire Peer Support Les Scaife describes how the West Lancashire Peer Support Group was born and the work it continues to do.
Slide: 25.03.12 Innovation in public services A talk for Sheffield Hallam University on the way in which social innovations struggle to succeed and how innovations…
Paper: 02.03.12 ISFs in Action A research report by Sian Hoolahan of Choice Support describing the progress being made in Southwark using Individual…
Inspiration: 27.02.12 Help & Connect Model Skills for People are providing brokerage by combining the best of their supports in a cost-effective and empowering…
Film: 27.01.12 Learning the Art of Facilitation Carl Poll talks about Manavodaya, the art of facilitation and the importance of the inner dimension of work with real…
Paper: 18.12.11 Creating Stronger and more Inclusive Communities A paper setting out some lessons for positive action in the context of austerity drawn from five agencies across the UK.
Paper: 14.12.11 Citizenship in Further Education Pippa Murray and Jane Shepherd set out the next steps for extending Personalised Transition into Further Education.
Paper: 24.11.11 Local Area Coordination Evaluation Report This report outlines early outcomes, lessons and opportunities from the first evaluation of Local Area Coordination…
Article: 24.11.11 Implementing Self-Directed Support This short essay offers some thoughts about the lessons other countries might want to draw from the English experience…
Paper: 07.11.11 There is An Alternative A report from the Association for Supported Living (ASL) demonstrating how effective community-based support is for…
Paper: 07.11.11 Personalised Transition Briefing This paper provides a clear account of the Personalised Transition that has transformed the post-school experience…
Paper: 07.11.11 Who cares? Policy proposals for the reform of long-term care The case for the reform of long-term care using self-directed support.
Paper: 17.10.11 Health Efficiencies This report describes the efficiencies possible in healthcare through the use of personalisation.
Paper: 10.10.11 Dying with Dignity This report explores how personalisation could transform end of life care. It outlines the approaches necessary to…
Slide: 07.10.11 The Architecture for Personalisation Presentation given in Sheffield to describe the necessary underpinnings for personalisation in social care.
Review: 30.09.11 Towards a Good Life? A discussion of the Western philosophical tradition and the lives of people with learning difficulties.
Paper: 19.09.11 Peer Support How to promote peer support as an element of community brokerage and the new script for social work.
Paper: 19.09.11 Community Engagement How to work with communities to identify information, advice and assistance for people controlling their own…
Film: 18.09.11 A New Script for Social Work Social workers need to be released from a damaging set of bureaucratic structures that are making their work more…
Paper: 07.08.11 Positively Local John Gillespie, with Susanne Hughes, describes how community development and improvement must begin by putting…
Paper: 21.06.11 Help and Connect A new form of community-brokerage called Help and Connect which is being piloted by Skills for People in Newcastle.
Slide: 16.06.11 Overcoming the Barriers to Innovation Exploring how social innovation works and the barriers it faces within the welfare system.
Article: 12.06.11 Revisiting Barclay Bob Rhodes and Ralph Broad argue that social work and social care should return to the thinking set out in the Barclay…
Paper: 12.06.11 Women at the Centre Simon Duffy and Clare Hyde explain how WomenCentre achieves its astonishing outcomes and explore the difficulties…
Article: 10.05.11 Do's and Don'ts for a New Script This paper is a working document to help authorities 'rescript' their social work role - to make it more positive,…
Paper: 03.05.11 Using the Law to Fight the Cuts This guide sets out the most important principles of the law in England which can be used to fight the cuts to services for…
Film: 28.04.11 Prospects for Radical Welfare Reform Phillip Collins, Leader Writer for The Times, Chair of DEMOS and ex-Speech Writer for Tony Blair, reflects on the…
Film: 28.04.11 About the Centre for Welfare Reform Fellows of the Centre for Welfare Reform discuss social justice, citizenship and the reason for setting up the Centre.
Paper: 12.04.11 Local Justice Clare Hyde argues that the current criminal justice system is failing communities by drawing resources into damaging…
Film: 24.03.11 A Fair Start - reforming services for disabled children Dr Pippa Murray founder of ibk initiatives and inventor of the Personalised Pathway on A Fair Start.
Film: 24.03.11 Family Income Security Dr Simon Duffy, Director of the Centre for Welfare Reform, explores how we could reform the income security of all…
Film: 24.03.11 Introduction to the Centre Dr Simon Duffy, Director of the Centre for Welfare Reform describes the purpose and design of the Centre at its…
Film: 24.03.11 Active Patient Vidhya Alakeson of the Resolution Foundation describes how personalisation and the use of individual budgets in…
Film: 24.03.11 Local Justice Clare Hyde MBE of the WomenCentre and founder of The Foundation for Families on Local Justice.
Graphic: 20.03.11 New Script for Social Work Personalisation and the best use of social work skills demands a new script to replace the broken system of care…
Article: 14.03.11 How Can We Save the Big Society? Gabriel Chanan and Colin Miller argue that the Big Society project will fail unless it focuses on real community…
Paper: 04.03.11 A Fair Society and the Limits of Personalisation This discussion paper describes how the current cuts that target disabled people reflect deep flaws within the…
Article: 03.02.11 Unfair Cuts in Detail The current social care system in the UK is deeply unfair and needs reforming; however current efforts by Central…
Inspiration: 31.01.11 Commissioning for Innovation Commissioning for innovation means focusing on the real assets of community in order to shape innovative and…
Paper: 31.01.11 First and Last Mark Brend describes the history of the closure of the learning disabilities hospitals that were once used to…
Article: 10.01.11 Don't Monkey with People's Lives Carl Poll gets to the heart of why the relationship between professionals and citizens can often go so wrong - and what we…
Paper: 04.01.11 Active Patient Vidhya Alakeson's Policy Paper sets out the case for extending the principles of self-direction, and in particular…
Review: 04.01.11 Much More to Life than Services Bob Rhodes offers a vision for personalisation in social care that goes beyond the use of social care services and…
Paper: 20.12.10 A Fair Start Pippa Murray makes the case for an integrated Personalised Pathway to enable disabled children and their families to…
Graphic: 12.11.10 Commissioning for Innovation Commissioning should mean focusing on the real assets of community in order to shape innovative and appropriate…
Inspiration: 01.11.10 Citizenship & Professional Gift Models The Citizenship Model is a new paradigm for public services where support is treated as an entitlement which can be…
Paper: 10.10.10 Safety for Citizens Simon Duffy explores the relationship between safeguarding and personalisation and the risks that come from…
Paper: 20.09.10 Architecture for Personalisation Toolkit This toolkit will help local leaders develop their own strategy for producing local systems that enable…
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