Welcome to M·E·L - a modern consultancy practice that's truly
different!
M·E·L is a unique and highly specialised research and
consultancy practice, designed specifically to help clients who
want to develop better public services. We stand for 'measurement,
evaluation, learning' - the three key principles underlying modern
public service excellence.
Our clients are the key people working in councils, health
trusts, police, government departments, businesses, community and
voluntary organisations - the people who have the vital and
demanding job of improving and developing the UK's public services
to a standard of excellence for the 21st century.
Our clients have some of the toughest jobs facing managers in
the modern world. They are under constant pressure to use evidence
to shape better services. The difference with M·E·L, when compared
to conventional consultancies, is that we have custom build our
services to meet these new challenges our clients face - becoming
customer and user focussed, meeting the demands of the inspection
regimes, using new performance management methods, working in
multi-agency partnerships and trying to be innovative when there's
little time to breathe.
That's why we have uniquely brought together the full package of
expert skills and competencies that can help you get the job done.
We don't just do surveys - we can help you make sense of the
results, evaluate the performance of your services, and learn how
to improve. We bring all that together within a modern and
efficient performance management approach that keeps senior
managers reassured and the inspection regimes satisfied.
How does this work for you? Just click here to find out!
The Malcolm Green Memorial Fund
The Malcolm Green Memorial Fund supports small scale projects in
the field of community based regeneration. The aims of the
trust are to make one-off grants to grass roots community or
voluntary organizations or individuals working in socially and
economically deprived areas and that will benefit the regeneration
of the wider community or area.
The Fund was established in 2008 in memory of Malcolm Green who
died of prostate cancer on 7th October 2008. It was
launched on the date of Malcolm's birthday, 28th January
2009 and celebrates his life, work and professional interests.
Each year the Fund will award a grant(s) of up to £1000, towards
total project costs not exceeding £5000, to a project, organisation
or individual working in the field of community based
regeneration.
For more information on the objectives of the fund please click
here.
To download an application form please click here.