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I have been promoted to professor through @MaynoothUni promotion scheme!
my journey is an example of why you should never ever give up on yourself...
30 years ago I lived in a homeless hostel with my 6 month old baby Id left school with no qualifications (1)
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What are the latest trends impacting Walsall's economy? Find out more in our latest Economic Insights Monitor
@WalsallCouncil
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Looking forward to starting this book by the amazing @katrionaos tonight… my head is full of reflection from @NHSinBlkCountry Health and Housing conference last week… I feel strongly and gratefully a game changer for our system #timeforchange #communityfirst #neighbourhoodNHS
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What an absolute privilege to have Dr Katrina O’Sullivan telling us her amazing story of how she went from being hungry every day for food, a hug and security to becoming a Dr of psychology but more importantly a happy, married mother who is loved which was so important ❤️
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whg have over 150 community champions with lived experience who engage with local communities using a theory of change model to make a difference to peoples lives and outcomes - “walk in the shoes of the people you’re trying to reach” @ConnieJ26969387 @NHSinBlkCountry
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Such an inspiring health and housing conference today organised by @NHSinBlkCountry and @wearewhg … with the incredible keynote speaker @katrionaos 🙌🏻TOGETHER we really can achieve more for those that need it most. Well done all 🏠
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Truly inspirational life story retold at first Black Country Health and Housing conference today thank you @katrionaos
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Replying to @DavidNichols0n
@DavidNichols0n improving health outcomes is where we get the best value for money - we need to focus on improving the life chances of patients and working together with housing, VFCSE sector and communities - redefining and thinking creativity to do this 💭@NHSinBlkCountry
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Ending the day hearing from Emily, Amar and Stacey about their journey to becoming a community champion, the support they received & their development since! They have achieve so much between them despite facing challenges along the way & now support others in their community 👏🏻
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Replying to @ppvernon
@ppvernon opening the Health and Housing even hosted by @NHSinBlkCountry and whg with a reminder ‘our people are your people’ looking forward to a really interesting day!
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@MarkAxcellNHS opens the event talking about how we need to work differently, reduce health inequalities and go further in how we serve our under represented populations. The desire to learn and recognise this need is growing and housing is key to this.
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⭐️We're excited to announce our first #BlackCountry Health and Housing Conference!
This event is all about sharing real-life experiences, and we're thrilled to have the amazing @katrionaos, associate professor in the faculty of science at Maynooth University, as our key speaker!
Talking about how we can work together to support children #asthma with @ConnieJ26969387 today #ACEingAsthma Excited to meet @NHSinBlkCountry #health #housing conf keynote speaker @katrionaos author of this truly inspirational book #Poor - a must read for all in public service
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Replying to @TapsM7
@TapsM7 sets the scene about health in the community. There is a strong link between deprivation and people living in social housing on emergency admissions and attendances again demonstrating ‘our people are your people’ - some great work happening and many opportunities!
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Welcome to Anu Singh who has been appointed Chair of the NHS Black Country ICB and the Black Country ICP.
You can read more about her appointment online here👉: orlo.uk/kvc6d
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At our in-person event this October, we're delighted to be joined by Dr Mubasshir Ajaz, @JerichoJess and @TapsM7 who will exploring how healthier communities can prevent ill health, and housing's role in it. Book your tickets today:
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ALT Promotional banner for a health event titled "Supporting healthier lives - the shift towards prevention." Features images of three speakers: Dr Mubbashir Ajaz, Dr Jess Steele OBE, and Tapiwa Mtemachani. Details the event's focus on community strategies for preventing illness and housing's role in it. Includes date "Wednesday 16 October" and hashtag "#KFPrevention.
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We are wishing the very best of luck to Future Pro USA client Joe Cartwright, who today starts his journey to the US to begin his college soccer career!
Best of luck, Joe!👏
#futureprousa
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Take a look at our July newsletter!📣
In this edition, you'll find examples of the work across our health and care partnership, including royal recognition for some of those working locally, along with updates from our out-of-hospital and cancer boards🙌
orlo.uk/v914y
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Join @TapsM7, @LocalityJess and Dr Mubasshir Ajaz at our Prevention conference in October. They'll be diving into how healthier homes can support a wider approach to prevention, how the housing crisis is impacting people's health & more. #KFPrevention kingsfund.org.uk/events/supp…
Tomorrow I will be speaking at the @Policy_Projects #IntegratedCareDeliveryForum alongside local systems leaders & stakeholders to demonstrate exactly how integrated care systems can impact change in key health & care challenges. Book your free ticket👉tinyurl.com/2zjt2995
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Take a look at our March newsletter!📣
In this edition, you'll find highlights of our recent 24 hours in healthcare campaign, see what is happening locally in our four places and learn more about the innovative services and equipment in our hospitals.
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