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Who we are

Imtiaz asks politicians a question

Bradford Alliance on Community Care (BACC) was set up in 1989 by community and voluntary groups and organisations to strengthen the voices of community care service users and carers in the planning of health and social care services across the Bradford Metropolitan District.

What we do

BACC works with disabled people, older people, and those who use housing support services. We aim to encourage inclusion and combat disadvantage, bridging the gap between communities and service planners.

BACC supports the empowerment of disadvantaged people, so that they can take a proactive role to influence services that can contribute to their own well-being, rather than merely being recipients of help which may or may not meet their particular needs.

Trevor and Cyril with placards

Taking part

BACC believes that community development activities have positive impacts on physical and mental health, as well as helping to develop services which better meet people's needs.

Funders


Airedale, Bradford and Leeds NHS


City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council