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An open letter to the Prime Minister The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak

Alongisde our report No time to lose, we published our open letter to the Prime Minister The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak calling on Government to protect the NHS and Social Care system in the forthcoming Autumn Statement.

Helping disabled people and those with health conditions bounce back from the pandemic: heightened focus needed to address inequalities in physical activity participation

A blog on the work needed to engage disabled people and those living with health conditions in physical activty after the COVID-19 pandemic.

The power of long-term collaboration: our continuing partnership with Sport England

A blog discussing our ongoing partnership with Sport England as a part of their Uniting the Movement Strategy

The Fuller Stocktake report: a moment of opportunity?

A blog reviewing the Fuller stocktake report: Next steps for integrating primary care.

Response to the government’s long-term strategy for living safely with Covid

Juliet Bouverie OBE (Chair, The Richmond Group of Charities) responds to the government's long-term strategy for living safely with covid, urging a rethink of their approach.

Guest blog: Design rehab for the person, not the condition

Sara Hazzard, Assistant Director of Strategic Communications at the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, responds to our 'You Only Had To Ask' report on what people with multiple conditions say about health equity.

Guest blog: “All these sources of inequalities are avoidable by reasonable means” – multiple conditions and the social determinants of health

Peter Goldblatt, Senior Advisor, UCL Institute of Health Equity, responds to our 'You Only Had To Ask' report on what people with multiple conditions say about health equity.

Guest blog: ‘Culturally appropriate’ care – the solution to health inequalities?

Yasmin Ibison, Programme and Partnerships Manager (Employment) at Black Thrive Lambeth, kicks off our new series of guest blogs in response to our #YouOnlyHadToAsk report on what people with multiple conditions say about health inequality.