Share for Better Care
Public feedback needed to help improve health and care services Today sees the launch of new Care Quality Commission and Healthwatch England campaign, Share For Better Care. They want people to give...
View ArticleNew extremism definition unveiled by government
The UK government has today introduced a revised definition of extremism, targeting groups promoting violence, hatred, or intolerance. While not criminalising such groups, they will be denied...
View ArticleOpen letter to the Prime Minister published
The Race Equality Foundation’s Chief Executive, Jabeer Butt, has written an open letter, along with racial justice colleagues, to the Prime Minister in reponse to the comments revealed earlier this...
View ArticleFoundation response to guidance on schools gender questioning children
Last week the Race Equality Foundation responded to the Department for Education’s consultation on the non-statutory guidance for schools and colleges on gender questioning children. The Foundation...
View ArticleRace Equality Foundation responds to latest NHS Workforce Race Equality Standard
The latest NHS Workforce Race Equality Standard (WRES) figures have been released. We welcome moves in a positive direction for improvement in workforce diversity and wellbeing. However, there is still...
View ArticleMental health care failing children and young people
Latest CQC report exposes long waits, racial inequalities, and understaffing in mental health care The Care Quality Commission (CQC) recently released report, reveals significant failings in mental...
View ArticleNew reducing health inequalities guide for NHS trust boards
NHS Providers has today published a guide for NHS trust board members outlining their role in reducing health inequalities – supporting their overall aim for health inequalities to be viewed as part of...
View ArticleMental ill health costs society £300 billion every year
The economic and social costs of mental ill health in England reached £300 billion in 2022, according to new research from Centre for Mental Health and commissioned by the NHS Confederation’s Mental...
View ArticleThe Children’s Commissioner’s Big Ambition
Just one in five children in England believe their views are important to the adults who run the country, while only 10% of teenagers believe they have the power to influence the issues they care...
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Zero tolerance of racism in general and in mayoral elections
ALLIANCE FOR RACIAL JUSTICE STATEMENT THE LEADERS OF THE MAIN POLITICAL PARTIES MUST MAKE SURE THERE IS ZERO TOLERANCE OF RACISM IN GENERAL AND MAYORAL ELECTIONS The Alliance for Racial Justice is...
View ArticleTamym’s story: Lifechanging experience attending a SFSC course
We sat down with Tamym, a father who completed the 13-week Strengthening Families Strengthening Communities (SFSC) programme. His attendance was due to his wife signing him up, however, he was was...
View ArticleIs it time for Time Out? Exploring Time Out as a discipline strategy
Strengthening Families Strengthening Communities (SFSC) has always considered the ways that ‘time out’ might be implemented in different situations and is sensitive to the needs of children and...
View ArticleA guide for facilitators: Delivering SFSC in community languages
SFSC is an inclusive parenting programme designed for families from all ethnic, cultural and spiritual backgrounds. Having diverse groups is an ideal opportunity to develop understanding and cohesion...
View ArticleInvitation to tender to deliver external audit services to the Race Equality...
Invitation to tender to deliver external audit services to the Race Equality Foundation As a registered charity and company limited by guarantee, the Race Equality Foundation is required to submit...
View ArticleGathering of our Parent Advisory Group: Reflecting on the Together Study
Earlier this month, our Parent Advisory Groups came together to reflect on the transformative journey of the Together study led by UCL. Since its inception in 2019, many of the parents in these...
View ArticleNew Director of Policy and Engagement Announced
The Race Equality Foundation is pleased to announce that Tracey Bignall has been promoted to Director of Policy and Engagement. Tracey’s tenure at the Foundation began in 1997 where she has undertaken...
View ArticleAddressing Health Inequalities: Year Three Reflections of the Health and...
The third year of our funding cycle with the Health and Wellbeing Alliance came to an end early spring. Managed by the Department of Health and Social Care, the UK Health Security Agency, and NHS...
View ArticleAlliance for Racial Justice statement: The political parties must make sure...
ALLIANCE FOR RACIAL JUSTICE STATEMENT THE POLITICAL PARTIES MUST MAKE SURE THERE IS ZERO TOLERANCE OF RACISM IN THE UPCOMING GENERAL ELECTION The general election has been announced for July 4th. We...
View ArticleThe Foundation’s CEO, Jabeer Butt, Featured in the ENDS Report 2024 Power List
The ENDS Report this week unveiled its latest Power List of the 100 UK environmental professionals who have made the greatest impact in the past two years. The publication’s flagship Power List, now in...
View ArticleArticulating Intergenerational Trauma – Kiah Bignall
Since February 2023, the Race Equality Foundation has collected UK-based evidence on the experiences of trauma, racism, and trauma-informed care among Black, Asian, and minority ethnic individuals....
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