Current Projects
Talk and Listen Service
Change Communication provides support for statutory and third sector partners to develop a Communication First approach and inclusive services.
(This project is funded by Tudor Trust)
Speech and Language Therapists’ Homelessness Clinical Excellence Network (CEN)
The Homelessness CEN hopes to raise the national profile of the prevalence of communication difficulties amongst people who are homeless.
If you’re a Speech and Language Therapist with an interest in the area of homelessness, please email leigh.andrews@chgcomm.org to join us!
See what we’ve been up to by clicking below!
Change Communication advocated for improved NICE guidance on access to health and social care for people experiencing homelessness. The guidance now specifically includes reference to speech language and communication needs and suggestions to effectively communicate with people needing help. Follow the link below and use in your work.
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng214
Speech and Language Therapy Students on placement*
Change Communication provides a unique learning environment for Student SLTs and benefits from their professional and inquisitive approach.
*working with City, University of London
Westminster Rough Sleepers Initiative:
Change Communication provides assessment and interventions to people experiencing homelessness with communication needs in Westminster. This includes supporting services and professionals to build on and develop their understanding of communication needs to promote inclusive support.