This report report describes good quality regulation and outlines key areas for improvement to enhance support and constructive engagement between the UK Care Quality Commission (CQC) and trust leaders' NHS England (NHSE) and integrated care boards (ICBs).

This guide aims to draw out the principles, behaviours and mindsets that underpin lived experience work. In policy-making, lived experience usually refers to people with personal experience who interact with a policy in their daily lives.

Impact at scale is a goal that many organisations in the social purpose sector strive to achieve. This paper brings together a uniquely Australian set of perspectives on creating widespread impact.

This study provides empirical data on the experiences of isolated older Australians living in New South Wales and the effects of social and geographical isolation on these older people. It also provides empirical data on how service providers across New South Wales identify isolated older people and facilitate their access to supports and services.

The authors of this paper argue that New Zealand's social assistance system does not meet the needs of people experiencing persistent disadvantage. They suggest that the government should introduce a deliberate strategy of using a people-centred, devolved approach to address persistent disadvantage.