SIGNAL is part of a Global Movement whose purpose is to eliminate poverty.
A Quick Introduction
SIGNAL is a tool which helps people identify their real needs while inspiring them to make the changes that are required to transform their lives.
At the same time, it enables organisations to gain clarity and respond more effectively to those needs in any environment.
Partners
SIGNAL is relevant to a wide range of organisations. We intend to share with you on a regular basis case studies from our partners, communities and households to showcase the impact that SIGNAL is having.
Feature
We have a poverty problem here in the U.K. For too long too many institutions and policy makers have considered poverty as a purely economic issue and have therefore overlooked its multi-dimensional complexity.
The problem is further compounded by their failure to see poverty through the eyes of those who experience it every day i.e. individuals and households.
Latest News
SIGNAL Encourages Positive Thinking
Meet Ryan Maguire, Senior Support Worker at Karbon Homes. Ryan is part of a pioneering team at Karbon Homes which is using SIGNAL in a programme which provides support to tenants who are struggling [...]
SIGNAL embraces Learning Disability with ‘Amazing Results’
The ‘Easy Read’ version of SIGNAL has been designed for and by people with Learning Disability. Here we describe the experience of Neil Adams, Learning Disability Team Leader at Broadacres Housing where he manages [...]
SIGNAL Changed My Life!
When SIGNAL Director Robert Webb first came across the methodology it was a powerful moment because he saw immediately how it could apply to his own circumstances. Here is his story. Our [...]
About Us
Our Vision
The aim of SIGNAL is to:
Eliminate poverty at a household level across the UK
Enable households to use their data to influence policy direction and shape local services
Work directly with community focused partners who are experiencing complex social issues and require an evidence-based approach to change and transformation
"Overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity. It is an act of justice. It is the protection of a fundamental human right, the right to dignity and a decent life." - Nelson Mandela