HAIL

HAIL
Guest blog: Pride in being our trueselves
Clare Sion
Mainstreaming the marginalised
When the going gets tough…
CT Brief 62 – Ireland special
INTERVIEW “I became homeless. If I knew then what I know now, I would have asked for help, but I was too embarrassed.”
Hate Crime – the enemy of inclusion
Eden Housing Association
St Mungos

St Mungos

Campbell Tickell involved managers, front line staff, commissioners and other key stakeholders to identify in a clear but meaningful way how much our culture had changed (24% on average). Most importantly CT left us with a tool to measure that change going forward, which we will use every two years. This work not only meant we could demonstrate the positive effects of our changes externally, including to regulators, but also brought together people internally as they realised how much the positive effects of their hard work had impacted on the St Mungo’s culture.

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