For ten years, Natasha has been an unpaid carer – invisible on paper as NEET, indispensable at home. Two Life Maps, a year apart, helped her build the confidence to change her circumstances. Her story asks what changes when carers are seen for what they can offer, not just what they need.
When JS completed her Life Map, it revealed what her housing complaints alone had not: that one failing system was creating cascading inequality across her whole life. Here is what PROPS and SIGNAL learned – and what it asks services to do differently.
Sum Body arrived at Blyth Food Bank carrying more hardship than was visible from the outside. His wife had died eighteen months earlier. His home of six years was uninhabitable - overrun with mould that had destroyed his furniture and made the place unliveable. He was...
Like many hard-working frontline facilitators, Bianca Rogers from Reviving the Heart of the West End faced a significant challenge at the start of her SIGNAL journey
How St Anthony’s used SIGNAL to support deeper conversations with older people, helping Liz reconnect with pride, purpose and what mattered to her.
How Blyth Food Bank is using SIGNAL to move beyond emergency support, helping people reflect, rebuild confidence and take practical steps forward.
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