Lauren shares a moving account of what happened after she contracted meningitis and septicaemia which resulted in an amputation. She speaks about the role of her Local Area Coordinator Estelle who she was introduced to when she moved into temporary accommodation.

Molly was introduced to Local Area Coordinator Tina by a statutory service. They agreed to meet up over a tea and milkshake, and as Molly says they ‘just clicked’.

Walter’s reflections help us to understand that with the right type of support in the right way at the right time, people can avoid further crisis, regain their strength, and go on to live their good lives in their community.

In this video, Memuna reflects on her recovery from a series of health issues that had left her “a prisoner in her own home”.

We’re excited to announce the launch of the fourth video in our new series celebrating the journeys of people who…

We’re excited to announce the launch of the third video in our new series celebrating the journeys of people who…

We’re excited to announce the launch of the second video in our new series celebrating the journeys of people who…

We’re excited to announce the launch of a new video series which celebrates the journeys of people who have been…

As I enter my third week as Community Catalysts’ new Local Area Coordination Network Manager, the many conversations I’ve had…

On the 22nd March 2022 two citizens of the City of York, Glynn and Steve, generously shared their stories and…

In Local Area Coordination we often talk about the importance of stepping back, providing space and allowing people to find…

By Andrea Wershof, Senior Local Area Coordinator – Hornsey and Crouch End wards, Haringey There cannot be a Local Area…