Welcome If newsletter length is anything to go by, this bumper edition of Insight tells us that the past three months have been incredibly busy, with a depth and breadth of work to drive forward transformation and improvement for our valued partners and customers. Read about how we’ve been helping ICBs to shape their collaborative […]
“Being Black affects my mental health as there is a lot more pressure on me to not be like the stereotypical Black boy, like being seen to have a bad attitude. But then there’s pressure by social media to fit in because that’s what young people do. I want to just be me. And sometimes […]
What impacts the mental health of young people from Black, Asian and Latin American communities? What young people said about mental health support in London The changes young people want to see The thoughts and suggestions shared by young people tell us, in their own words and lived experiences, highlight the changes they want to […]
Forewords Dr Charlotte Harrison, Clinical Director, Acute and Urgent Care, South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust The Listening Project listened to children and young people from Black, Asian and Latin American communities talk about their mental health, what affects it, and their experience of mental health support in London. It is […]
Forewords Dr Charlotte Harrison, Clinical Director, Acute and Urgent Care, South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust The Listening Project listened to children and young people from Black, Asian and Latin American communities talk about their mental health, what affects it, and their experience of mental health support in London. It is […]
What is an After Action Review? After Action Review (AAR) is a highly adaptable and useful approach, originally developed by the US Army. It can be used effectively for learning from positive or challenging actions, for example, a situation where the outcomes fell short of expectations. A Before Action Review (BAR) uses the same techniques […]
When leaders work shoulder-to-shoulder with other leaders to accomplish shared goals, often in challenging and complex environments, what they are doing is exercising collaborative leadership. It is a term that has been around a long time and a practice that is fundamental to the success of health and care services, particularly for delivery of patient-centred […]
5-11 February is Children’s Mental Health Week: a mental health awareness event that empowers, equips and gives a voice to all children and young people in the UK. Keep reading to learn how TPHC’s pan-London mental health programmes are working to support children and young people in London to stay mentally well. Children and young […]
Next week is Race Equality Week, an annual UK-wide movement uniting hundreds of thousands of organisations and individuals to address the barriers to race equality in the workplace. In November I wrote about how, at Transformation Partners we recognise the importance of continuous improvement. Our aim is to continue transforming our workplace into a truly inclusive environment, where […]
“The most important things about our rides, other than getting women on bikes, is bringing communities together. We had women from all communities, Muslim, Sikh, LGBTQ+, Roma, Black, Christian on our rides, who formed connections and friendships across the communities they belong to.” Waltham Forest Joy Riders project Community Chest in North East London We […]