National Voices works on a range of projects, short and long term, often commissioned or with dedicated funding. See below for a list of our current and historic projects.
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An overview of our evidence from our collaborative work across the health and VCSE sector on the topic of social prescribing. Here we explore and make recommendations on how to deliver the potential of NHS England’s significant investment into link worker roles and ultimately enable people and their communities to live well.
The Long Covid project brought together six inequalities-focused organisations, who carried out individual pieces of work with different communities at risk of exclusion from Long Covid.
June 2022 saw our first ever Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) conference take place on the eve of ICSs becoming statutory bodies to debate a need for a different relationship with communities.
In October 2022, National Voices ‘took over’ the Health Service Journal (HSJ) for a week, bringing new voices, experiences and opinions to its readers.
We hosted a roundtable in May 2023 on what has worked well for patients and what could be improved as part of the NHS Assembly work to celebrate the NHS at 75.
In 2019, National Voices launched a Peer Support Hub – an online bank of high-quality resources for people looking to measure, evaluate, sustain and grow different types of peer support.
Our nine proposals for improving patient experience of diagnosis will significantly improve people’s experiences of not only diagnosis, but health and care more widely. The proposals are signed and supported by 58 health and care charities.
The King’s Fund
We examined the experiences of people who have found administrative problems in the NHS have reduced their ability to access quality care.
Our work explores how waits, delays and cancellations impact on people and their families, particularly those living with long term and multiple conditions.
Exploring how the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise sector can support Primary Care Networks to engage with their local population and focus on what matters most to individuals and communities.