The initial findings of the Timms Review have been published. Read on to find out more.

On 15 July, we honoured the impressive work of our Access Champions and Craftivists.

We are thrilled that our Access Champions received the bronze award for ‘Volunteer Team of the Year’ at the Merton Partnership Civic Pride Awards Ceremony on 4 June.

We often hear about adult social care through statistics, policies and budgets. What we hear less often are people’s experiences of it.

Like the previous government, the current government are intent on making changes to the welfare benefits system. Their latest consultation focuses on PIP (Personal Independence Payment).

Merton CIL’s excellence is recognised after being re-awarded the Advice Quality Standard (AQS) with no corrective actions.

We are delighted that our Access Champions have been shortlisted, and we look forward to the awards ceremony on 4 June.

The Government is currently reviewing PIP (Personal Independence Payment) – the main benefit that helps Disabled people cover the extra costs of daily life. This is called the Timms Review – after the Minister of State for Social Security and Disability, Stephen Timms.

We are creating a collective artwork showing how different lived experiences and perspectives sit side by side within one community.

Are you keen to support work pushing for social change? We have an exciting opportunity to join our team.