AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHealth Innovation: Oxford Hospitals Charity has awarded £50,000 to 10 staff-led projects, funding improvements from cancer aftercare for children to a new hospital service. Mental Health: WHO is urging governments to replace long-term institutional care with rights-based community support, including housing, healthcare and employment services. Community Funding: Namibia’s Capricorn Foundation is committing N$980,000 to 10 projects tackling food insecurity and supporting vulnerable people. Food Support: Cambridge City Foodbank warns a stolen, written-off van could restrict deliveries after its temporary replacement is returned, putting its service to people facing hunger at risk. Youth Services: A charity-backed programme is helping young people facing hardship build confidence and work skills; one participant, an 18-year-old care leaver, joined while struggling with anxiety and depression. Local Energy: The UK’s Local Power Plan promises £1 billion over five years to help launch community-owned energy projects, though just £30 million is announced for the coming year.
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