Improving access, experience, and outcomes for underserved groups
Poor access to health and care services and negative experiences can be common for inclusion health groups due to multiple barriers, often related to how healthcare services are delivered. Our inclusion health services aim to remove these barriers by providing targeted support, flexible care models, and outreach programmes designed to meet the specific needs of these populations.
Our inclusion health team brings together experts from across healthcare, public health, and the voluntary sector to deliver targeted support for underserved groups. Our model is built on best practice, setting the standard for inclusive, scalable healthcare. By using evidence-based approaches, flexible service delivery, and collaboration, we ensure effective and sustainable solutions that can be adapted across different settings.
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Armed Forces Community →
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Chagossian Community →
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Gypsy Roma Traveller Community (GRT) →
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People Experiencing Homelessness →
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Refugees and Asylum Seekers →
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Survivors of Domestic Abuse →
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Inclusion Health Newsletter (latest edition) →
Working in partnership
Our team includes a diverse range of professionals, from social prescribers and health coordinators to advocacy workers, nurses, population health specialists, and those with lived experience. This combined expertise enables us to deliver holistic, personalised care that meets the complex needs of inclusion health groups.
Working in partnership with local organisations, community groups, and specialist teams, we focus on removing barriers to care and improving access to equitable healthcare for those who need it most.





