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Call for collaboration: Local policy influencing groups

Published 09/07/2019

Making Every Adult Matter (MEAM) is looking for local MEAM Approach areas that want to work with their policy team to tackle a local policy problem that is preventing people facing multiple disadvantage from reaching their full potential.

​The first to will be focused on alcohol and mental health. This is a wonderful opportunity for members to contribute to and learn from local policy expertise. If interested, please contact MEAM at [email protected]

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