Portfolio@Home Service
The @Home Service is a volunteer driven suite of services developed and delivered by Age Concern Kingston (ACK) which aims to reduce unplanned admissions, enable safe and timely discharge home from hospital and support people to flourish in their own homes and communities. The service is an enhanced service combining the Stay Well and Home Response services. It offers a combination of long term, low level interventions and an intensive ‘reablement’ support post hospital visit or crisis such as an illness or a fall at home.
@Home Service
The @Home Service is an enhanced service combining the Stay Well and Home Response services. The service offers a combination of long term, low level interventions and an intensive ‘reablement’ post hospital visit or crisis such as an illness or a fall at home.
@Home Service
The @Home Service is an enhanced service combining the Stay Well and Home Response services. The service offers a combination of long term, low level interventions and an intensive ‘reablement’ post hospital visit or crisis such as an illness or a fall at home.
Arrival Education
Arrival Education empowers young people to approach the fundamental question of 'what do you want to do in your life?'.
Asylum Justice
Asylum Justice is a response to the growing challenge of dealing fairly with asylum seekers in the UK.
Case study: A Friend-In-DeedA programme that allows people to stay in their own homes for as long as possible. Status: Existing concept undergoing further refinement. Case study: Full of LifePeer-to-peer cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) to provide emotional resilience for older people. Status: Undergoing further development as part of the work of the Wellbeing Initiative within the Young Foundation. Case study: Healthy IncentivesSteps to Health is an innovative project to support and reward healthy behaviour. Status: Progressing well. Case study: Kingston Healthy Living Centre ProjectA project to invest in the physical space of the current Hawks Road Clinic to transform this venue into a multipurpose HLC dedicated to integrated health and social care, engaging and serving the population on the CREs. Status: Completed - recommendations under consideration by NHS Kingston. Case study: MaslahaMaslaha is a new organisation being established by the Young Foundation which aims to help Muslims deal with the everyday dilemmas of living in western society. Maslaha translates from Arabic as ‘for the common good' and will be built around an interactive website. Status: Progressing well. Case study: NeuroResponseNeuroresponse is a social enterprise that will offer a new model of care for people with Multiple Sclerosis. Status: Progressing well. Enternships
An internship programme for aspiring entrepreneurs alongside a supportive training program - placing individuals in small start-up type organisations.
Faking It
Faking It aims to provide Young People with the experience and demands of the real-world.
Fastlaners
Fastlaners is a 2 week, intensive work‐readiness programme for graduates from East
London who are at risk of becoming unemployed.
Language Line
Language line was first established as a charitable project in April 1990 by Michael Young
Living Together with DementiaA project aimed at developing interventions for couples living with dementia. Status: Progressing well. Mydex
Mydex is the Young Foundation supported project to put people back in charge of their personal data.
SaheliSaheli is a health and fitness service run by and for local women, removing barriers for Asian women by encouraging them to engage with leisure facilities and manage their health better. School of Everything
School of Everything is an online market place for face-to-face learning.
SEiR
Eleanor Cappell is the SEiR
Social Innovation Camp
Social Innovation Camp is an experiment in how social technology can create social change.
Spice
Spice provides public service and community organisations with
effective methods to better engage with citizens and service users and
to work more collaboratively.
Start AgainStart Again Football is a social enterprise that provides customised support in the form of exercise, community re-integration and employment opportunities to young people with mental health issues. Studio Schools
A new version of 14-19 school hosting businesses where students are employed, earning real wages alongside a project-based curriculum. supportmyparent.comThis project aims to provide support to the millions of adults facing stress over the parents' ageing. Status: Considering alternative models arising from the original supportmyparent concept. Teach Too
Getting talented professionals who are passionate about what they do to train and teach part-time (and term-time) in schools.
Which
Which magazine was created by Michael Young and others in 1957
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