Skip to content
  • Contact
Growing Lives and Communities
Grapevine logo
Grapevine logo
Growing Lives and Communities
  • Home
  • About
  • What we do
  • News
  • Stories
SEARCH

Tag: health inequalities

An illustration of a blonde girl in a superhero costume pointing to a speech bubble that says: "Cervical screening". Logos for Grapevine and Coventry and Warwickshire ICB, plus Macmillan Cancer Support complete the image.

28 April 2026

Myth-busting cervical screening concerns for people with learning disabilities in Coventry

Eight people (one whose face is obscured by a sun emoji) sit in a room at Grapevine with photos of the H Team on the wall. They are pausing for a photo during a meeting about health inequalities with three members of Coventry and Warwickshire's public health system.

17 December 2025

Senior health leaders meet our H Team to tackle health inequalities together

A mixed race disabled man called Rishard smiles as he hold a piece of paper with the number 10 written on it on a canal towpath.

30 September 2025

Rishard’s Rugby to Coventry Walk—raising awareness of health inequalities he and other people with learning disabilities face

A young blonde woman wears a red bow in her hair and holds a microphone as she addresses doctors and nurses on a training course.

18 December 2024

Learning disabled experts by experience train more than 2,000 NHS staff on better care for them and their peers

Volts shown on a gauge. Image by Thomas Kelley on Unsplash.

6 November 2024

How do we shift the dial on health inequalities?

A black woman wearing a red tracksuit, bumbag and a big smile makes two peace signs with her hands on top of a hill in the Peak District on a sunny day with other walkers behind her. She is Dorothy from Waka Waka Fitness.

17 October 2024

Putting people in the lead of improving their lives and their communities – Dorothy’s Waka Waka story

Black man in a checked shirt next to words that say Time To Talk about mental health.

1 February 2024

A blog and a poem from Willenhall Men’s Group for Time To Talk Day

The Learning Disability Friendly Practice logo shows three people's profiles held in a pair of hands. The three figures presents a patient in orange, an NHS worker in blue and a doctor with stethoscope in white.

9 October 2023

Experts By Experience help design Learning Disability Friendly award for GP practices leading the way in patient care

A man hands a large pretend pill to a nurse during a demonstration

14 January 2021

Grapevine leads Coventry partnership for Healthy Communities Together

  • Follow us on social media
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • Twitter
  • Instagram colour logo
  • Just Giving
  • Newsletter sign up graphic

    About

  • Our Board of Trustees
  • Our safeguarding statement
  • How we help people thrive

    What we do

  • With individuals
  • With systems
  • With communities

    News

  • Coventry teens with SEND share their lives with unique ‘Museums of Me’
  • Social media ban for under 16s will cause more harm than good for disabled people, say Coventry Youth Activists
  • Nation of Neighbours report: Coventry’s local leaders plant seeds of hope and change

    Stories

  • Ade’s story
  • Melissa’s story
  • Chris’ story

    Contact

  • Grapevine
    123 Upper Spon Street
    Spon End, Coventry
    CV1 3BQ


    admin@grapevinecovandwarks.org


    Tel. 024 7663 1040

    Copyright notice

    © Grapevine Coventry and Warwickshire Ltd and www.grapevinecovandwarks.org, 2026. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Grapevine Coventry and Warwickshire Ltd and www.grapevinecovandwarks.org with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.

Offical Good Help Provider logo

Registered information

Grapevine (Coventry and Warwickshire) Ltd / Company Registered in England No: 512 4883 / Registered Charity: 1107969 / Privacy Notice / Our Safeguarding Statement