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The Government's new Suicide Prevention Strategy published today is a welcome step but must be driven by a cross-sector commitment and properly resourced to improve the lives of women and girls with unmet needs.

In the second blog in our Transforming Services series, we invite the expert panellists from our launch to share their views on the changes needed to improve service provision for women facing multiple unmet needs.

In the first of a series of blogs highlighting the recommendations from our final Transforming Services report, the women researchers we worked with share their experiences of being let down by services and the case for change.

In part two of our blog, the young women emphasise early intervention and diversion away from the system and involving women with lived experience in policymaking.

As part of our Young Women's Justice Project, we recently spoke to two young women with lived experience of the criminal justice system, asking them what they think needs to change.

On Monday, 10th July, Agenda Alliance and Changing Lives launched the final report for our Transforming Services project, sharing our key findings and considering how public services can be improved for women with multiple unmet needs.

A new report published today by Agenda Alliance and Changing Lives finds that women are dying from disadvantage in the North East of England.

On Wednesday, 5th July, MPs debated action needed to address the criminalisation of Black, Asian, minoritised, and migratised survivors of violence against women and girls (VAWG).

Agenda Alliance is delighted to announce the appointment of five new members onto our Board of Trustees: Abbi Ayers, Lilly Lewis-Bell, Shani Newbold, Rani Patel, and Shiryn Sayani.

We spoke to the women researchers from our Transforming Services project about their experiences of co-production, thoughts on being part of the project and their hopes for the impact the final report could have.

For women with multiple unmet needs, support services are crucial to tackling disadvantage. Yet, too often, women face significant challenges trying to access this support.

On Wednesday, 26th April, Agenda Alliance and the AYJ brought together organisations in the criminal justice and youth sectors and women with lived experience to discuss how we can continue to effect change for young women in the criminal justice system.