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About The Project This project aims to support individuals living with cognitive impairments in Nottingham. Cognitive impairments can result from conditions such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, and dementia are more common in older populations. These conditions can lead to… Read More »Establishing and evaluating a person-centred approach to supporting individuals living with cognitive impairments in Nottingham 

About The Project 1 in 3 women will experience some form of domestic violence and abuse (DVA) in their life (WHO, 2024). This violence can be physical, psychological, sexual, financial and social coercive control. The consequences of DVA can be… Read More »What are the benefits and challenges of volunteering for domestic violence and abuse (DVA) organisations for those with lived experience? 

About The Project Nottinghamshire County Council (NottsCC) recently launched its 2024 Net Zero Framework, which sets out how the council will become net zero by 2030. One of the key priorities is to reduce its direct emissions by improving the… Read More »Comfort, control and safety: Developing a decarbonisation strategy for public CLASP buildings in Nottinghamshire

About The Project The harmful effects of air pollution on health are known, but the improvements in air quality reported UK-wide are leading to better health outcomes as expected. This may well be because although standard measures of air pollution… Read More »Improving health and wellbeing in Nottingham through improved understanding of the link between air pollution and health

About The Project Autism is a lifelong condition that can be missed until mid-to-late adulthood. In Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, the number of adults with a confirmed autism diagnosis is estimated to rise from 7,135 in 2022 to 10,410 by 2025… Read More »Responding to post-diagnostic support needs for late-diagnosed autistic adults in Nottingham(shire) 

About The Project The global refugee and asylum seeker (RAS) crisis continues to escalate, with the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) reporting a record 122.6 million displaced people in 2023. Nottinghamshire has welcomed and hosted approximately 7,000 RAS (Nottingham City… Read More »Unravelling the challenges faced by refugees in Nottingham when accessing mental health support to enhance support and foster integration

About The Project This project seeks to co-produce a model of community healthcare for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire focused on improving diet, food and nutrition. Pervasive health inequalities exist across the city and county which disproportionately affect the way that chronic… Read More »Eating for Health: Addressing health inequality in Nottingham through improving food and nutrition

About The Project Autism is the fastest-growing category of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in Nottingham. As the number of autistic young people increases, education services are struggling to meet their needs. While Nottingham has several specialist schools for… Read More »Improving recognition of autistic young people’s stress behaviours in mainstream and specialist Nottingham schools