Pathway Partnership Programme
Pathway partnership programme
We work with the NHS to help spread and develop our successful model of enhanced care coordination for people who are homeless and other excluded groups. Working with NHS partners we want to reach more people who will benefit from the service.
This is why we have developed a partnership programme; to partner with more NHS providers to deliver high quality care to people who need it most.
Welcome
Letter from our Chief Executive
Pathway was founded to improve health care for homeless people and others deeply excluded from society
We support Clinical Commissioning Groups, Local Authorities and Hospital Trusts to work together to help the most vulnerable in our society. We help our partners to set up integrated, cost-effective NHS homelessness teams in hospitals.
Embedding a Pathway team in your area will bring real change to the lives of people experiencing homelessness.
We hope we can work with you to improve the lives of some of the most vulnerable people in our society. I look forward to welcoming you to our growing national network of services and passionate and dedicated homeless health professionals in hospitals across the UK.
By joining Pathway's network you are also joining a national movement for change and making visible commitment to tackle the worst health inequalities.
A review1 of 100 homeless A&E frequent attenders during the first 6 months of Manchester’s MPath service showed a:
“You’ve done more for me in a 48 hour period, than other organisations have done in 23 years”
Find out more...
Below you can find more information on homelessness, how Pathway helps, and how you can get involved
Footnotes
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MPath. A review of the first 6 months of the pilot service. July to December 2013.