Latest News
Keep in touch with the latest news from The Coalition and our partners.
2021 – A Year of Action on the Roll Out of Personalised Care
The Coalition has launched a series of new workstreams as we begin to implement a year of action on the roll out of personalised care. The first three priorities are health inequalities, the treatment backlog and the patient experience of health and care during the pandemic. The workstreams will develop practical outputs which are of use widely across health and social care.
Disability Rights UK – The Tackling Inequalities Fund
Our partner, Disability Rights UK is one of the National Delivery Partners for Sport England's Tackling Inequalities Fund. The fund aims to reduce the negative impact of Covid-19 and any widening of inequalities in participation rates in sport and physical activity.
New Active at Home videos from Disability Rights UK, Sense and Durham University
Starting in January 2021, our partner - Disability Rights UK - is releasing a series of 'Active at Home' videos they have developed alongside Sense and Durham University. These are accessible pre-recorded videos to support disabled people to get active at home during the coronavirus outbreak.
Public Health England Webinar Series: Work, Worklessness and Wellbeing – COVID-19 and Beyond
The Society of Occupational Medicine, with Public Health England, are hosting a series of webinars on key issues with follow up briefing sheets for employers, line managers and employees - that can support employee wellbeing, productivity and avoid legal challenge.
The Coalition for Personalised Care Re-launches
The Coalition for Personalised Care, which was previously known as the Coalition for Collaborative Care, is re-launching today as C4PC. The partnership is launching its new brand under the new leadership of Heidi Wright and Kim Ryley as co-chairs.
Green social prescribing: call for expressions of interest
Expressions of interest for a project which aims to improve people’s mental health through green social prescribing.
