A brief statement of MEAM activities and impact 2023-24.
Training and consultancy to help local areas tackle multiple disadvantage.
Kusoma learning paper about local partnerships taking an anti-racist approach to their MEAM Approach work.
Foundations for Success is our briefing for the Labour government on multiple disadvantage.
A collection of essays from politicians, policymakers, sector leaders and people with lived experience reflecting on four key questions that can help resolve persistent policy challenges and shape the path ahead on multiple disadvantage.
An evaluation by Cordis Bright of the support provided by MEAM to the MEAM Approach network during 2022-2024.
In Future Focus: Where next for policy on multiple disadvantage? we set out our commission on the future of multiple disadvantage policy and the four key questions that can help resolve the persistent challenges that remain.
This booklet provides information on the MEAM Approach in a downloadable PDF format.
The final (Year 5) report from Cordis Bright’s longitudinal evaluation of the MEAM Approach network. The five-year evaluation began in 2017 and assessed the impact of the MEAM Approach on people experiencing multiple disadvantage, local services and systems. A research group made up of experts by experience worked alongside Cordis Bright to deliver the evaluation.