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Building on our experience and successful projects, we develop and promote new ways of helping people with mental health problems get and keep work.

Listen to Bob Grove's overview of IPS and why we are setting up the Centres of Excellence (4:42 mins).


09 June 2009 Mental health services urged to measure what matters to help people get and keep jobs Mental health and employment services should report regularly how well they help people to get and keep paid work, according to our new policy paper.
21 May 2009 Sainsbury Centre welcomes government commitment to 'Doing what works' Too many people's prospects are limited by services that fail to offer the right support and the right time to help them to make their own lives better. If the Government commits to doing what works, it will improve the life chances of some of the most excluded members of our society.
18 February 2009 'Do what works' to help people to gain employment, says Sainsbury Centre briefing paper Individual Placement and Support (IPS) is by far the most effective way of helping people with severe and enduring mental health problems to gain and retain the jobs they want.

09 June 2009
Mental health services urged to measure what matters to help people get and keep jobs
Mental health and employment services should report regularly how well they help people to get and keep paid work, according to our new policy paper.

21 May 2009
Sainsbury Centre welcomes government commitment to 'Doing what works'
Too many people's prospects are limited by services that fail to offer the right support and the right time to help them to make their own lives better. If the Government commits to doing what works, it will improve the life chances of some of the most excluded members of our society.

18 February 2009
'Do what works' to help people to gain employment, says Sainsbury Centre briefing paper
Individual Placement and Support (IPS) is by far the most effective way of helping people with severe and enduring mental health problems to gain and retain the jobs they want.

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