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An Institute for Prevention and Reform Pulling Public Service Back Through the Looking Glass
The Liberated Method – Rethinking Public Service
Kerri recently joined CFN as a Peer Support Specialist, using her lived experience of alcohol addiction and recovery to support citizens who are going through similar experiences. In this blog, she shares some of her recovery journey and what motivates her every day.
Using SIGNAL to measure internal change
Saying goodbye to our first case worker...
The importance of teeth
Child removal and multiple disadvantage
Eligibility criteria are one of the most damaging features of the current design of public services. They create more demand, introduce waste/non-value work and stymie creativity. If I could, I’d turn them off tomorrow.
I recently retired from the police and had all these great plans of what I was going to do with my spare time. That lasted for a total of six months. The reality of retiring at a relatively young age is that I felt unfulfilled and mentally unstimulated (but very fortunate). During my career, I have at times been reduced to tears seeing how people in desperate need have been let down by the ‘system’.
