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London Gov; London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

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An established industry player is seeking passionate individuals to drive community and social justice initiatives in London. This role involves engaging with diverse communities, addressing health inequalities, and fostering cultural accessibility. You'll play a vital part in shaping programs that support refugees, asylum seekers, and marginalized groups, while collaborating with local organizations to enhance mental health conversations and promote creative solutions. Join a dynamic team dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the lives of Londoners and contributing to a more inclusive society.

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Dr Debbie Weekes-Bernard is London’s Deputy Mayor for Communities and Social Justice. In this blog, she welcomes the Mayor’s new Loved and Wanted...

Learn English at Home (LEAH), based in South West London, supports refugees, people seeking asylum, people who have been trafficked, and migrants who...

How can young people use art and culture to create change in their mental health and change how mental health care is imagined, delivered, and funded?

We're pleased to announce this year's Mayor's Christmas card competition winner. A card featuring the winning design has been sent to people across...

GLA Group Director of Public Health, Vicky Hobart, reflects on 2024 and high lights work on health inequalities data and supporting staff to deliver...

The London Civic Data Innovation Showcase celebrated the completion of our Civic Data Innovation Challenge (CDIC), a two-year grant fund through which...

London's Victims' Commissioner - Claire Waxman OBE - reflects on the need for reform 12 years on from the introduction of stalking laws.

Cultural Impact Award winner Sounds Like Hammersmith and Fulham was a springboard for young talent. Hear from musician Sharifa Olateju about his...

Dr. Sasha Turner, Associate Professor of History at Johns Hopkins University, gave this year’s keynote speech at the Mayor of London’s seventh annual...

London's Victims' Commissioner - Claire Waxman OBE - provides her thoughts on the court system, following the release of a report from Victim Support.

At City Hall, 15 finalists shared their concepts, paving the way for more effective and impactful ways to address the employment and skills challenges...

How are arts and health sectors working together to improve Londoners’ wellbeing?

On the International Day of Older People 2024, the Deputy Mayor for Communities and Social Justice shares her thoughts on the important role of older...

London's Victims' Commissioner, Claire Waxman OBE, shares her thoughts on the Family Court system in England and Wales.

Check out just some of the fantastic and free things to love in London this Summer and make 2024 a year full of art, creativity and culture.

London's Victims' Commissioner, Claire Waxman OBE, reflects on the passage of the Victims and Prisoners Act - what has been achieved through the...

Influencing change in youth mental health conversations.

London's Victims' Commissioner - Claire Waxman OBE - providers her thoughts on the Victims and Prisoners Bill.

How London’s cultural venues are becoming more accessible to those living with dementia.

At the GLA, we are testing what happens when we embed creative health champions in the NHS.

Throughout 2023, City Hall teamed up with Arts Council England and London Arts and Health to create and deliver a co-design process with Londoners...

Professor Kevin Fenton, London Regional Director of Public Health, Office for Health Improvement and Disparities reflects on the importance of London...

With two months left to go as London Borough of Culture, there is still lots to see and do in Croydon.

Watch video case studies showcasing businesses committed to best employment practices and the employees who are benefitting.

Watch video case studies about the innovators supported through the Mayor's Challenge LDN initiative - helping to solve Londoner’s most pressing...

Learn more about how the London Living Wage has never been more crucial for workers, and makes good commercial sense for businesses.

The High Streets for All Challenge – supporting Londoners in creating local strategies, actions and impact

The power of culture to fuel Londoners’ health and wellbeing

Director of the GLA Group Public Health Unit, Vicky Hobart, writes about why collaboration and co-benefits are key to progressing a health in all...

A statement from Claire Waxman OBE, London's Victims Commissioner, following Report Stage of the Victims and Prisoners Bill in the House of Commons.