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19 September 2021 Comments Off

In April 2017, LIP supported Leeds Adults and Health in holding a Your Health, Your Say conference which was promoted specifically to the BAME community. LIP helped to develop the agenda for the

19 September 2021 Comments Off

In mid-2016, LIP were asked to engage with women and their partners who had accessed pregnancy and maternity services in Leeds either during pregnancy or within a year after their child’s birth. The

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19 September 2021 Comments Off

Zip was founded by LIP in 2012. Originally called the Dual Diagnosis Expert Reference Group, it set out to improve the support people get for mental health, drug and alcohol problems. At the

19 September 2021 Comments Off

In May 2019, we hosted four medical students from the University of Leeds, showing them various different sections of our organisations including how being a member of a group allows a person to

19 November 2020 Comments Off

Our brilliant Board member Prem Singh Duggal was involved with Friends of Guru Nanak Woodlands Leeds who have been fundraising to plant 550 trees in Leeds celebrating Guru Nanak’s 550th birth anniversary. Guru

31 August 2020 Comments Off

Through October to December 2019 we spoke to over 60 women on behalf of Leeds City Council regarding issues that were important to them including finance, employment, education and language barriers. Our reports

31 August 2020 Comments Off

Connecting Leeds is Leeds City Council’s ambition to transform travel in Leeds for people who live, work in and visit the city. In 2016, they started their biggest-ever transport conversation in which over

8 June 2020 Comments Off

In April 2019 LIP were contacted by the NHS Providers and asked to speak at an event for over 60 governors from across the Yorkshire area. Our CEO Jagdeep Passan presented on the

19 May 2020 Comments Off

Sticking to the government guidelines regarding self-isolation and social distancing is paramount, however staying at home with limited or no human contact can have a significant impact on our mental well-being especially the