The partnerships in the National Lottery Community Fund’s Fulfilling Lives Programme have published a new document setting out their local priorities for systems change.
Fulfilling Lives is a National Lottery funded programme working with twelve areas across the country over eight years. Each of the Fulfilling Lives areas are committed to changing systems for people experiencing multiple disadvantage and have created local systems change plans for the remainder of the programme.
This new document contains 58 systems change priorities and five overarching themes. The document will help support the partnerships’ collective work on systems change for the remainder of the programme.
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Download the strategy for the MEAM coalition 2018–2022
In this publication, we set out the scale of the challenge around multiple needs, and the action that government must take in response.
MEAM has submitted evidence to the independent review of the Mental Health Act
MEAM has responded to AVA and Agenda’s call for evidence as part of their National Commission into women facing domestic and/or sexual violence and multiple disadvantage.
MEAM submitted evidence to the House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee’s PIP and ESA Assessments inquiry
MEAM has responded to the Work and Pensions Committee Universal Credit update inquiry
MEAM responds to the All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPG’s) call for evidence on how social action can drive better services for people with complex needs.
In the run up to the general election on 8 June, the political parties have published their respective manifestos. We have produced a short overview setting out the main commitments that we think are likely to have the most significance for people with multiple needs.