Reports
Video of our latest social value seminar
Please click this link to watch a video of our latest social value seminar.
Ivan Annibal quoted in article on rural health in The Independent
The key points we make in this article are about how distance from services impacts vulnerable people in rural areas, and our mantra is no one should be disadvantaged by where they live.
Routes to Success
This research project provided young people with an opportunity to share their views on agricultural policy and to help guide future training opportunities.
This is the third community-wide survey Rose Regeneration has worked on with The National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs (NFYFC).
The findings highlight continued anxiety around the future of farming, and a need for more business support.
Greater Lincolnshire MOVE
Over the last 7-years Rose Regeneration has been evaluating a Building Better Opportunities (BBO) funded project called ‘MOVE’ (Moving On into Volunteering and Employment).
This report contains the key findings of our longitudinal work. It highlights the impact and outcomes MOVE has had on beneficiaries, and the learning that can be taken into future employability initiatives.
Warm Hubs in Winter
Between October 2022 and April 2023 we evaluated the ‘Warm Hubs in Winter’ project in East and South Cambridgeshire. This report captures the learning and experiences of this pilot project. It highlights the benefits of a place-based and hyper-local approach to improving people’s health and wellbeing.
House of Lords Select Committee
Ivan Annibal gave evidence on the rural context for health integration to the House of Lords Select Committee on 27 March 2023
Levelling Local
Ivan Annibal shared his 30-years of experience working with local authorities, civil society and businesses to enable people and their places to interpret, measure and communicate their social impact, the video can be viewed here.
APPG Rural Health and Care
The three- year investigation undertaken by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Rural Health and Care and the National Centre for Rural Health and Care is one of the most extensive of its kind.
Chaired by Anne Marie Morris, MP, the Inquiry was set up just prior to the COVID pandemic to identify and ultimately address inequalities in rural health and care. It also found that the pandemic had major negative effects, resulting in damage to the wellbeing of health and care workers, staff shortages and the financial viability of care homes. The pandemic saw an increase in the number of people migrating to rural areas and the Inquiry highlights the need for Government to take notice of the impact on health services of the growing rural population.
Future Land Use
In June 2021, the National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs (NFYFC) launched a survey, ‘Future Land Use’. Funded by Defra and led by the NFYFC and Rose Regeneration, the survey provided young people living and working in rural areas, next generation farmers and land managers with an opportunity to share their views on the future of land use, now and into the future. This report, published in March 2021, contains the key findings of the research.
Campus for Future Learning
This innovative linking of health and economic development is the core project for the implementation of the Towns Fund in Mablethorpe. It brings together: learning, meditech, patient participation and innovation to regenerate a deeply rural and coastal community.