Today, MEAM has published a refreshed strategy, Learning and Leading Together, to guide our work between now and 2030.
The strategy is ambitious about the change we want to see for people facing disadvantage over the next four years and describes actions across four key aims: People, Services, Systems, and Policy.
Oliver Hibery, Chief Executive of MEAM, said:
“We are delighted to launch our new strategy today, which will guide our work over the next four years.
“The four aims of People, Services, Systems, and Policy were chosen based on our practical learning from more than local 50 areas, and because coordinated action is needed across these domains to improve lives for people facing multiple disadvantage.
“We hope that the plans we have set out can encourage providers, commissioners, policymakers and people with lived experience across the country in their work to tackle multiple disadvantage.
“We are always looking to work with new people, organisations and local areas. Please do get in touch if our support could help you or your local area to transform systems and improve lives.”