The Network includes adult social care EDI leads from each of our 14 councils along with representation from partner organisations such as West Midlands Employers, University of Birmingham, Skills for Care and others committed to EDI.
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About this network
The virtual network supports the West Midlands Improvement Programme providing information, improvement and best practice sharing for practitioners across the region. It also aims to:
- ensure that health and social care services can meet the needs of all our citizens by considering how we design for equality
- listen and learn from citizens who are underrepresented in our current services and workforce
- use this insight to help improve how we plan and deliver services, and how we support our workforce to support all citizens.
The Network is sponsored by Louise Collett, Birmingham City Council, and chaired by Kerry McCrossan Worcestershire County Council and Temitope Ademosu, Assistant Director - Adult Social Care, Birmingham City Council, and supported by Lynne Bowers, WM ADASS Associate
WM ADASS launched its Equality Diversity and Inclusion statement of intent in April 2021.