Charity worker Rory Weal (CF 2019) shared his Fellowship findings and recommendations on rural homelessness with UK homeless charities. Rory presented his insights in a webinar with Homelesslink and wrote an article for St Mungo's. Rory’s Fellowship explored responses to homelessness in rural communities.
Prison officer Alex South (CF 2017) won first place in the Beechmore Life Writing competition for her short piece about prison life. The story is entitled ‘One Day at a Time’ and provides an insight into the struggles faced by staff working in prisons. Alex's Fellowship investigated approaches to supporting prison staff.
By Alex South,
Architect Catriona Kinghorn (CF 2018) has helped design an ecological, energy efficient passive house in Scotland, which was built using local timber. Catriona was influenced by findings from her Fellowship which explored timber construction methods used to produce low-energy homes.
By Catriona Kinghorn,
Strategy officer Laurelle Brown (CF 2018) hosted an online event to discuss her Fellowship findings on foster care for adolescents with complex needs. Following the event, Baroness Lola Young invited Laurelle to present her report to the APPG for Looked After Children and Care Leavers.
By Laurelle Brown,
Paramedic Jo Mildenhall (CF 2019) has presented her Fellowship findings on mental health support for emergency services staff at the Australasian College of Paramedicine International Conference. Jo has also created a guide on providing psychological support to ambulance personnel.
By Jo Mildenhall,
