Blog and News
News: First publication from the Chronic Illness inclusion Project
We are very excited to share the first publication from the Chronic Illness inclusion Project research with you.
Stories of our Lives is a compilation of 5 case studies from our 8 week online focus group on benefits and work last autumn.
Read MoreNews: A paper from Barod based on the DRILL-funded AWPF research.
We are delighted to say our paper with Jan Walmsley, based on the DRILL-funded AWPF research, has just gone live.
The link to the overview of the paper can be found here.
Read MoreBlog: The Chronic Illness Inclusion Project
I’m on my way to Belfast to present the findings of our research to the DRILL team. For someone who works from bed and hasn’t got out and about much for the past 30 years, this feels momentous.
The Chronic Illness Inclusion Project has collected masses of valuable knowledge and data on the lived experience of chronic illness. Four months of online focus groups and a survey of over 2,000 people. This will be the first time we share any of it, in the lead up to our report and manifesto at the end of 2019.
Read MoreBlog: ‘Match Me – what works for effective allocations of adapted/ accessible social housing in Scotland’.
Match Me was a 21 month research project looking into the allocation of adapted and accessibly designed social housing for disabled house seekers/tenants. The project examined what works and what does not. The project partners included Horizon Housing, Housing Options Scotland and the University of Stirling.
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