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The second report in our Inclusion Pays series focuses on our Armed Forces and Veterans Service, demonstrating how earlier identification, trusted navigation and coordinated support can prevent escalation, improve outcomes and make better use of NHS resources.

Through costed scenarios, the report demonstrates savings of up to £26.94 for every £1 invested, alongside safer hospital discharge, improved access to specialist Armed Forces pathways and better continuity of care for veterans, serving personnel, reservists and their families.

The national award recognises organisations taking a concerted, systematic approach to tackling disparities in patient safety, reducing health inequalities and addressing unwarranted variation in care for minority ethnic communities. It particularly recognises evidence-based, data-driven interventions that demonstrate impact and the potential to be replicated at scale.

The judges described the work as:
“A compelling example of how proactive, trauma-informed primary care can improve safety, experience and outcomes for one of the NHS’s most vulnerable populations. This is a compelling, well-developed programme that shows leaders and commissioners why Inclusion Pays.”

We’ve launched Inclusion Pays – a new report showing how Inclusion Health services can prevent crisis, improve outcomes and reduce cost across the system.

Based on our Inclusion Health Refugee and Asylum Seeker Service, the report sets out a practical, delivery-tested model that supports people earlier, reduces pressure on urgent and acute services, and delivers measurable system value – including a return of up to £13 for every £1 invested.

In partnership with NHS Sussex, we were pleased to welcome the BBC South East team to our walk-in clinic at Crawley Bandstand. Thank you to our Clinical Lead, Dr Samia Kidwai, who highlighted the continued importance of the Covid-19 vaccination for vulnerable members of our community, and how we’re making access easier through mobile walk-in …

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We’re proud to share that we’ve been shortlisted for the HSJ Award for Most Impactful Project Addressing Health Inequalities. Our submission, “No Belongings, New Beginnings: Supporting Refugees and Asylum Seekers through Personalised Care,” showcases our collaboration with NHS Sussex and West Sussex County Council to deliver impactful support to a vulnerable and fluctuating population. Through …

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