Author: Sara Dewar

A safe space to truly listen and discuss the challenges we face and questions we have, As Project Lift isn’t tethered to a single organisation it feels like you have the freedom …

Doing it for the kids Keeping up with my kids led me to sign up to two Microcredential* courses via Project Lift. Always keen to engage with them, I was increasingly aware …

This post is a guest post by David Taylor as part of our Reset Your Mindset theme, 21st January 2022.   In the middle of 2019 the term ‘wellbeing’ experienced a surge …

Our evidence continues to evolve as we work to remain informed, relevant and to genuinely understand the system we work in and the wider context of health and care, leadership, development and …

What is the Project Lift Ethos? The  ethos is how we sum up what Project Lift all  about: the how we treat ourselves and each other, the frame of  self, team, system …

Guest Blog by Rose Minshall from our Community Event partners, Kaleidoscope as part of the 2020/2021 Community Event ‘Good Leadership is…’ series. See more about the events here In March 2020, when offices …

Guest Blog by Kirsty Brightwell written for the Unconventional Careers: Open Community Event on 25th March 2021. How did I get here? I didn’t set out to be a doctor, far less …

These are the hands That touch us first Feel your head Find your pulse Make your bed   — Michael Rosen, These are the hands: poems from the heart of the NHS1 …

March 2021 – Project Lift App Changes The Project Lift App is designed to help you live your leadership potential whatever your role, level, location or organisation. We are always working to …

This is a guest blog by Amanda Langsley for our Community  Event on Civility and Leadership.  The event is on Thursday 4th March 2021 where she and Hazel McPhillips  will host a …