David is now receiving all of the benefits that he is entitled to which can help cover his care costs

“The Memory Support Worker should be commended for the fine work she carries out”

“Our purpose as a team is to really enable people to do their jobs in the best possible way that they can, which ultimately means doing the best they can to support the patients that they care for.”

“We will hold you until we have found or helped you to find solutions to what matters to you”

“Sometimes it’s in those silences which you learn more”

“I was having these disasters. I realized then that I think I probably might have Alzheimer’s.”

“It’s important to have someone we trust that we can go to for help”

“The more I find out about Here, it’s like unravelling an onion. It’s a delight every day that I find something else new about how the company works and operates. Some of it blows my mind.”

“I’m so proud to work for an organisation like Here.”

“I get so energised by my job. I love thinking about ‘the art of the possible’, about what opportunities are coming up, and how Here can get ahead of the curve.”

“Leadership is about bravery and honesty and about being really courageously authentic”

“Go well. Take care. Take Here to its next level.”

David Gilbert, Patient Director for the Sussex MSK Partnership, tells his story about the challenges at the forefront of a patient leadership revolution and the opportunities that lay ahead.

Gill Howson (Executive Assistant to Here’s Founding Directors) invites a conversation about how the culture at Here supports people to be themselves at work and we learn how this enables us to do our best work for the communities Here serves.

Zoe Nicholson, Here Co-founder reflects on what it means to be awarded Sussex Business Woman of the Year at last week’s Business Women Excellence Awards 2018, one hundred years after women were given the partial right to vote in the UK.

Paul Macauley looks at In Balance’s month of using the mindful exploration of nature and creativity to strengthen our ability to bring forth what matters, and asks ‘how do you measure the impact of such a thing?’

Here reflects on what it means to be announced ‘UK Social Enterprise of the Year 2017’ and awarded ‘Employee Owned Innovation of the Year’ all in one exciting month – testament to all who work tirelessly to care for those we serve, at Here and our partner organisations.

Helen Baker, Community Services Lead within the Sussex MSK Partnership, talks about what the service has been doing to reduce waiting times whilst continually tailoring care around what matters to the people who use it.

Listen to Sally York, physiotherapy lead for Sussex MSK Partnership, describe the roll-out of self referral for physio in central Sussex – and how it’s working for patients and clinicians.

Jason Willcox, Integrated Care Manager for the Memory Assessment Service in Brighton and Hove, introduces the case studies showing the impact of re-designing a care system to better meet the needs of everyone suffering memory difficulties whether diagnosed with dementia or not.

Jonathan Serjeant joins Ben Gowland to talk about Workflow (delivered by Here’s Practice Unbound service) and the positive impact this can have on GP practices.

Zoe Nicholson, Chief Executive of Here, shares her story about re-designing the Memory Assessment Service in order to deliver what’s truly important to people with memory difficulties – marking the beginning of a new approach to helping people across all services.

Nina Graham is the Practice Business Manager at Charter Medical Centre, one of the primary care providers that Here works in partnership with. She shares how we have been working collaboratively to integrate the pharmaceutical role in to their GP practice in order to improve care for people.

Carla Gilfoyle shares her journey and how Here’s unique culture and commitment to Care Unbound helps her to give her best to those we work with and care for.

A year on from being appointed the first patient director in the NHS, for Sussex Musculoskeletal Partnership Central, David Gilbert reflects on his role

Why are we becoming Here? Zoe Nicholson, our co-founder, writes a personal view on the reasons why we’re changing our identity.

Zoe Nicholson invites all BICS members to engage with us on developing the vision for the Brighton and Hove Wellbeing Service which the CCG are currently tendering. She’s keen to hear everyone’s views.