To create meaningful change within society, we must begin by transforming the way people think. It’s not enough to simply encourage aid or support; we need to go deeper. Change starts with raising awareness, breaking down stereotypes, providing education, and sparking important conversations. These actions are the foundation for shifting perceptions and fostering a more inclusive and empathetic community.
We collaborate with like-minded organisations to do just this, working together to address the root of societal issues through education and dialogue, so we can build a society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
When we think of homelessness, a familiar image often comes to mind—scruffy individuals begging or sleeping in shop doorways, struggling with mental health issues, addiction, or both. This image persists because it represents the most visible side of homelessness in the UK. But it is only a fraction of the full picture.
The Unseen Echoes project challenges how we perceive domestic abuse. Too often, our understanding is shaped by what we can physically see—bruises, broken bones, and visible scars. But the reality is far more complex. Many survivors bear no external wounds, yet they live with the deep and lasting impact of psychological, emotional, financial, and coercive control.
A quiet room, the hum of a fan, the gentle weight of a weighted blanket—these small details may seem insignificant, but for an autistic adult, they can be the difference between comfort and distress. Imagine navigating a world that often feels overwhelming, where social expectations are unspoken and sensory experiences
A woman sits by the window, light catching her face as she clutches a faded photograph, her fingers tracing the outlines of faces she no longer remembers. A son gently rests his hand on his father’s shoulder, sharing a moment of connection despite the silence between them. A caregiver kneels beside an elderly man, his smile uncertain yet full of warmth as she speaks to him.
We turn real stories and research into action, raising awareness and driving change through photography and community-led projects. Your support helps us make a lasting impact.
Dementia is a life-changing condition affecting almost a million people in the UK, impacting their independence, identity, and daily life. This report focuses on the personal experiences of those living with dementia, the challenges they face, and the support available to help them maintain quality of life for as long as possible.
Dementia is one of the most significant public health challenges in the UK, affecting individuals, families, and the healthcare system. As a progressive condition, it leads to increasing levels of disability and dependency, particularly among older adults. The number of people diagnosed with dementia is rising due to an ageing population, and without effective treatment or prevention strategies, it is expected to place a growing burden on health and social care services.
Dementia is a significant public health challenge in the UK, affecting hundreds of thousands of individuals and placing a growing strain on healthcare and social services. This report examines the prevalence, causes, risk factors, impact, diagnosis, treatment, support services, policy responses, and future challenges associated with dementia in the UK.
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