CLMH research lessons learned

What we did in phase one -

In year one we delivered courses we knew we could do well, we played to our strengths, delivering traditional community learning style courses.

To show that community learning is worthwhile and that community learning does make a difference we know that because while I must tell is that it is than enough to to prove to fund is that that community learning has a big part to play in people'swell being Just as valid as something that gives you a qualifications.

The things that we would do differently moving forward. 

Lessons learnt

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Compare and contrast the East Riding and North East Lincs projects.

This is an interview between Humber Learning Consortium and Active Humber, who are a delivery partner in the Mental Health Research project.  Active Humber have been delivering their ‘Activating Confidence’ over the two contracting areas, North East Lincolnshire and East Riding.  The interview explores the differences on what the provider's experience has been working across the the two areas.

A DfE Community Learning | Mental Health Research site 

Final Reflections from Southend-on-Sea

What worked for us - and what didn't