AwardsIn 2022 we were shortlisted for the Best Mental Health Partnership with the NHS category at the HSJ Partnership Awards 2022, along with the Lambeth Living Well Network Alliance.
In 2018 our former CEO, Maresa Ness, won the Lammy Award for ' Going the Extra Mile.' This award was set up to recognise the extraordinary contribution made by individuals and groups who go over and beyond the criteria for the awards and have often been nominated in more than one award category.
Mosaic Clubhouse was a finalist for the category of Public Mental Health & Wellbeing as part of the Health & Wellbeing Awards 2017 organised by the Royal Society For Public Health.
The Evening Sanctuary hosted by Mosaic Clubhouse was short-listed for the ‘Working Together’ category of the 2016 Lammy Awards.
Mosaic Clubhouse won The Charity Governance Awards Managing Turnaround category 2016. The Charity Governance Awards are organised by The Clothworkers’ Company – a City Livery company that supports trusteeship initiatives – in partnership with not-for-profit consultancy NPC ( New Philanthropy Capital ), volunteer matching charity Reach, and recruitment specialists Prospectus. You can listen to our former Chief Excecutive's interview on the Clubhouse model, why we entered and what winning has meant to the Mosaic Clubhouse community here .
Awarded the MHPF Mental Health Voluntary Sector Award 2015 for Integration.
Shortlisted for the Charity Times Awards 2015.
Winner of the 3rd Sector Care Awards 2014 for Collaboration.
Highly commended by the Charity Awards 2014.
Clubhouse International and Fountain House/NY received $1.5M Hilton Humanitarian Prize for work to reduce human suffering. Publications & Press Nomination for the HSJ Partnership award, January 2022: Brixton Blog and South London Press
Press coverage on Sajid Javid's visit to Mosaic Clubhouse, October 2021 Brixton Buzz piece on Mosaic reopening, April 2021
Love Lambeth piece on our virtual support, June 2020
BBC Radio 1 ‘Sectioned’ out Sunday 3rd November 2019. Episode 5 features the work of Mosaic Clubhouse and highlights some members' experiences, Mosaic Clubhouses contributed to this publication by Inspiring Impact, Involving users in shaping services , Shona Curvers, Erica Bertolotto, Rachel Tait, February 2018.
ITV News , 11 May 2017, featured Mosaic Clubhouse as part of Mental Health Awareness Week.
Lambeth Cuts, 30 March 2017. Published an article on Mosaic Clubhouse and the impact of austerity cuts.
BBC 1 News: Mosaic was featured on the 6 o’clock news report , re: King’s Fund report.
Mosaic Clubhouse is mentioned on the BBC News story covering the Care Quality Commission (CQC) report, 'Right here, right now: Mental health crisis care review' . Mosaic Clubhouse is mentioned at the end of the footage as an example of best practice.
Mosaic Clubhouse has contributed to this publication by Inspiring Impact, 'Involving users in shaping services', Shona Curvers, Erica Bertolotto, Rachel Tait, February 2018. Research
'How young adults in London experience the Clubhouse Model of mental health recovery: A thematic analysis,' has been published in the Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation & Mental Health, November 2018. One of the authors, Jane Pardi worked at Mosaic whilst doing her masters. The piece concludes that the clubhouse model was beneficial to all its young members, for reasons including its entirely collaborative and consultative process between staff and members, its humanitarian approach, its lack of rigid or inflexible time limits, and its reciprocal relationships, where members are expected to both provide and receive support. Read the paper here .
This recent article highlights the Clubhouse model, noting: 'An example of a service option that emphasizes empowerment with information, recreational and skills-building opportunities for social integration is the Clubhouse, essentially a community run by people with mental health problems, in partnership with professional staff. Originating in the USA (the legendary Fountain House, opened in 1948 in New York, being the first example), there are now over 300 in over 30 countries, most of which receive significant funding from local governments. Engagement with the Clubhouse has been reported to lead to increased chances of employment and reduced frequency and duration of admission to hospital. ”Unchaining people with mental disorders: medication is not the solution, The British Journal of Psychiatry" , Volume 212, Issue 1, January 2018 , pp. 6-8
Colleen McKay, Katie L. Nugent, Matthew Johnsen, William W. Eaton & Charles W. Lidz (2018), A Systematic Review of Evidence for the Clubhouse Model
of Psychosocial Rehabilitation ; Adm Policy Ment Health 45:28–47.
Project to Evaluate the Impact of Fountain House Program on Medicaid Utilization and Expeditures , Health Evaluation and Analytics Lab, New York University, December 2016 Analysis, Claudia Solís-Román, M.P.A. James Knickman, PhD.
European Clubhouse Newsletter (2015/16 Winter Edition, Pages 11-19) gives details of the recent study into the benefits of the Clubhouse model.
Mosaic Clubhouse features as a case study in: Local early action: how to make it happen. Report from the Southwark and Lambeth Early Action Commission, NEF. Page 46 & 52.
Tanaka K., Craig T & Davidson L (2015), Clubhouse Community Support for Life: Staff–Member Relationships and Recovery, Journal Psychosocial Rehabilitation Mental Health, Springer.
Tanaka K & Davidson L (2015) Reciprocity in the Clubhouse Context , International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol 19 (2) 21-33.
Latest research from Clubhouse International .
Mosaic Clubhouse features as a case study in a new publication by NEF on Co-Production in Mental Health, A literature review , Commissioned by Mind.
Clubhouse International participated in the development of two recent reports in conjunction with the World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH) (2013). In these reports, Clubhouse is identified as an innovative and effective mental health service program that could be included in any mental health service system wishing to make progress for social change. Additionally, in association with these reports, the Clubhouse Model has been included in a recent online database providing mental health service system decision makers with information about various innovations.
People Helping People: Peer support that changes lives, 2013 . A report by Nesta into the benefits of peer support using learning and evidence on four peer support models.
Mosaic Clubhouse features as a case study in this report - NESTA & Innovation Unit (2013) 'More Than Medicine: New Services for People Powered Health'
Esko Hänninen (2012), Choices for Recovery Community Based Rehabilitation and the Clubhouse Model as Means to Mental Health Reforms. Juvenes Print - Tampere University Print Oy, Tampere 2012, Finland.
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