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The Elephants Trail Project was established in Bury Greater Manchester during the early stages of the Covid Pandemic. Its a group of 11 local people who each bring their own lived experiences , skills and passion to collaborate in their community , support and facilitate co-production and work towards systems change in their local area.
The group enjoy finding creative ways to engage with and support what is already taking place in the community at both a grass roots and strategic level and strive to put the voices of lived experience first to inspire and influence change.
The group enjoy finding creative ways to engage with and support what is already taking place in the community at both a grass roots and strategic level and strive to put the voices of lived experience first to inspire and influence change.
Opdateringsfrekvens:
biweekly
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
42 minutes
Engelsk
USA
14 episoder
siden 9. november 2020
episodic
SENESTE EPISODE 🔗
The final episode for the lived experience employment series is looking at the barriers and benefits of lived experience employment.
Join Charlotte from Shelter, Kelvin from ICM, Christine HR manager from the private sector and Anne from DWP as they explore the myths and misconceptions about empl…
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With more organisations wanting to employ individuals with lived experience to improve services, today’s episode explores how it feels to be employed in those roles and carry that ‘label’. Join Charlotte, Catherine, Roxy and Matt as they discuss how employers can better support staff with lived exp…
Join Charlotte from ICM, Carol from the Good Employment Charter, Mark from CGL and Pete from CLI as they explore whether there is a glass ceiling for people with lived experience of multiple disadvantage when wanting to further their career. This episode explores the changes that can be made in wor…
ICM GROW TRAINEESHIPS
Inspiring Change Manchester (ICM) is a partnership project led by Shelter with support from organisations Back on Track, Community-Led Initiatives and Big Life Group as part of the National Lottery Funded Fulfilling Lives Programme. The programme works with people experiencing…
WARNING: This podcast contains strong language, potentially triggering material and may not be suitable for children to listen to. Members of Elephants Trail have been working alongside people with lived experiences of living in temporary and emergency accommodati…
In this episode we speak to Jules ( from Elephants Trail ) and Rob from MAD Theatre about the comedic and irreverent approach MAD takes to encouraging more participation in arts and drama by people normally excluded or who don’t think theatre is for them. Theatre and drama is often seen as a Middle…
With Mental Health services in crisis and the numbers of people seeking support rising by the day , peer support has become a regular community response to a lack of commissioned mental health provision. In this podcast I speak with Mike , founder of Talk about it mate , about the importance of pro…
In this episode we speak with Mariatu and Ravimbol 2 women being supported by the Migrant Destitution Fund about their experiences in the UK with no recourse to public funds, healthcare or housing and the impact the Home office Policy has on their health, wellbeing and opportunities for a safe and…
We join Rebecca Jackson to discuss the Speak their name quilt project how art and crafts has supported herself and others manage the grief and trauma of losing a loved one to suicide and the difficulty of accessing appropriate support for those experiencing what is often a complex and traumatic ber…
We continue our conversations on creative activism by going into the communities of Bury and Manchester to speak to the people involved in grass roots initiatives , systems change and community activism.
In this episode I speak to Ummrana Farooq, founder of the BAME Project in Bury. BAME stands f…
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