SIG Celebrates 10 Years
A Decade of Impact and Growth at Social Interest Group
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We are eager to work collaboratively and in partnership with those who are passionate about advocating for all those who are marginalised in our society.
We welcome the opportunity to share our expertise and the experience of people we support with decision makers, those who shape policy and leaders of statutory organisations.
We are also able to contribute to research and reporting and welcome enquiries from researchers and universities.
We want to provide safe and supportive opportunities for the people we support to share their experiences with decision-makers.
Advocating on behalf of our residents and participants and creating safe, inclusive platforms for their stories to be shared
Facilitating opportunities for policymakers at all levels to be influenced by those with lived experience of the impact of local and national processes
Raising the profile of SIG’s work and impact and of particular issues that impact our services and the people we support.
Learn about our ongoing initiatives, how you can get involved, and the positive changes we’re driving in communities nationwide.
Whether you are business or a public organisation, there are several ways to partner with us.
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Your time and specialist knowledge can be an unvaluable asset to our teams.
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Funding goes a long way to raise awareness and help us drive systems change.
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We invite professionals and experts in the health and social care sector, criminal justice field.
Community leaders and faith organisations. Partner charities and campaign groups to engage with us.
If you have lived experience, are a carer or looking for a volunteering opportunity, we would love to hear from you.
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