How you keep the energy up in volunteer-reliant work

How completing grant application forms is an art all its own

How in 'social innovation', it seems that only the privileged can play

Whether foundations truly understand the importance of content and editorial strategy as a way to grow a field of practice

Some words of support from Ewan Aitken of Cyrenians, an Edinburgh-based charity that for 50 years has served the homeless and vulnerable transform their lives by helping them believe that they can

Whether broadening the issues facing health care beyond the limitations of the bio-medical model has, in fact, taken the edge off our work

Announcing the developing of our concept note, which we intend to send to funders to gauge interest in our plans

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We promise our updates won’t always be obvious (!) but the main thing to tell you right now is that we’ve finally got the website up. We’ve had a single-page …

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Our plans to help build a learning environment, followed by an enabling environment, for practitioners in the UK exploring why the health care system fails to reach those most in need

In this post, Pritpal S Tamber, describes BH&C’s work in the UK and shares the ‘invitation’ that’s being used to engage fellow practitioners and funders

A reflection on the first UK-based meeting inspired by the Creating Health Collaborative