Join our team as Director of the Local Area Coordination Network @ Community Catalysts Salary £46,000 to £50,000 per annum 37.5 hours per week Community Catalysts CIC is a busy social enterprise working hard to help establish approaches to health and social…
The IIDL Exchange took place at the end of May with the Local Area Coordination Network, Thurrock Council and Inclusive Neighbourhoods running a session around Local Area Coordination in England and Wales with a focus on the transformation of services….
29th June 2018 will always be a hugely significant date in the life of Community Catalysts, as it marks the day when we took responsibility for the Local Area Coordination Network and for the development and growth of Local Area Coordination in…
Jasmine Howard is the manager of the Ways to Wellbeing Social Prescribing service in York. Jennie Cox is a Local Area Coordinator working in the same area of the city as Jasmine. Ways to Wellbeing has been operating in York…
Community Catalysts and the Local Area Coordination Network are excited to announce that they are coming together. This is a fantastic opportunity for Local Area Coordination Network members, Community Catalysts and all its stakeholders. It is also an exciting development…
On 15th February 2018 organisations working with Local Area Coordination programmes across the country came together on the Isle of Wight for a workshop focused on sharing methodologies, approaches and learning from data gathered so far. The day included planning…
Sam Clark, Chief Executive Officer at the Local Area Coordination Network, has written a blog contributing to #socialcarefuture The blog explores the notion of future social care being built on relationships and relational ways of working. Read the full blog here
The new Local Area Coordination independent evaluation for the Isle of Wight shows “statistically significant improvements in health status, health confidence and personal wellbeing for those receiving LAC support” and reflects on the “active ingredients” which make Local Area Coordination…
The Local Area Coordination Network is looking for up to three non-executive directors who share our vision and have the skills to help us develop and grow. The Local Area Coordination Network exists to create a supportive network and resources for…
Sam Clark, Chief Executive Officer at the Local Area Coordination Network, has had her recent blog published by the Social Care Institute for Excellence. The blog focuses on Local Area Coordination and how thinking big but starting small can benefit…