#SpeakUp small grants 2018-19 - Summary Report
Our #SpeakUp small grants scheme awards funding to local community, voluntary, or not-for-profit groups, enabling them to engage with their communities about what matters to them.
In total, grant recipients gathered the views of around 604 people
This includes:
- Asylum seekers and refugees
- People from the BAMER (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and Refugee) community
- People with learning disabilities and their families and carers
- Mums with English as a second language
- Trans young people, and others from the LGBT+ community
- Local residents in North Sheffield
- People with eating disorders, their families and friends
- Young people and school age pupils, some with mental ill health
- Those affected by ME and Fibromyalgia
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Read a summary of the findings from the reports, and what we'd like to see from Sheffield's health and social care providers in response:
We received a response to these reports from Lesley Smith, Accountable Officer of Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG). Here's what she said they will do in response:
In February 2021, Sheffield CCG sent an updated response, telling us what actions they had now taken in response to the issues and recommendations raised in these reports. Here's what they said:
