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Community Research Engagement Network
The Community Research Engagement Network (CREN) is working to get people in Kent involved with the engagement and participation of research.
Kent and Medway have one of the lowest numbers in the country for people getting involved in health research. Health research also happens less in coastal communities, which means there is less information about the needs of people, and the current support provided may not be right for you and your community. We want to change this.
They aim to:
- Be a space for community research advocates, representing underserved communities in health and care research across Kent and Medway, to engage with academics and researchers.
- Identify opportunities to be engaged in research.
- Hold discussions on the barriers preventing wider participation in research and ask community members the issues that are important to them.
- Support active engagement and participation in surveys and other research tools including clinical trials.
CREN are working to find individuals to register to hubs for research as seen here alongside being an advocate for this change and spreading the message.
To register either scan the QR codes presented or click on the posters to take you to the designated link.
To join up as an advocate please fill out the form below and we will send you the resources that you can share amongst your organisation.
Sign Up

Imperial College London want to hear your story of life after treatment.
If you have had cancer and finished initial treatment before 2024, they are asking for participation in an online survey. Any participation and engagement supports research and the care for patients in the future.
Help impact the future of treatment by sharing your story through the link below.





