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Three case studies illustrating work from the Time to Connect Project

A guide for eating together in residential settings

There are particular times in life where people are at risk of losing their friends and their position in the community. Leaving school, moving house, losing your partner or your job, or entering hospital or residential care can all heighten the risk of exclusion. The Inclusion Web can help you hold on to what matters in these challenging stages in life.

Understanding and helping people live more inclusive lives beyond services.

Following eight years’ of operation, Dorset Partnership for Older People Projects (POPP) commissioned NDTi to carry out some research to consider the economic value of their community led preventative approach to working with older people.

We are pleased to announce the following one-day social inclusion workshop from NDTi

NDTi has extensive experience of working with a wide variety of statutory agencies providers, third sector / voluntary organisations and community members in supporting improved social inclusion, especially for marginalised people....

Our community inclusion workshops can be generic or focused on a particular group of people – for example older people, people with learning disabilities and people with mental health problem.

Social inclusion is how people are involved in, contribute to and gain from the community. Each person defines community differently, traditionally it includes things like: neighbours and friends; work; special interests; cultural and faith groups...

A new report published today by the National Development Team for Inclusion shows how commissioners can help make sure that services help people to live good lives in their communities.