Communiation worker, Intrested in AAC & Assistive technology & a border collie lover If there is a button that shoudn't be pushed I will. All views are my own.
We were invited by @CapabilityScot to attend the launch of Our Inclusive Place Project this week. In this clip, Steve Malone, Principal Architect A&DS, describes the development of a design statement collaborating with Capability Scotland and @AndersonBellChr.
A wonderful day in Perth at the finals of the @CapabilityScot Bertha Park inclusive community young persons' design challenge. Five brilliant finalists. Congratulations Isla and Tassi, joint winners for their community hub and sensory wildlife trail designs. @AndersonBellChr
@CapabilityScot @CapabilityBrian @MOBIEhome @AndersonBellChr What a fantastic evening learning all about @CapabilityScot inclusive community. Great to meet so many new friends. The future is indeed looking very bright. 🌞
Margo MacKay is well known in the Talking Mats community, but did you know she is now our Managing Director? Read about Margo's background BTM (before Talking Mats) and plans for the future in our latest blog
https://t.co/JuT4iUN0yj
Great piece by @usabilitydoc: "Designing for extraordinary users benefits ordinary users in extraordinary circumstances". "We owe it to everyone to support each other because one day, it could be us who need assistance — we are all interdependent!" 👌
https://t.co/W8dLD6MY1e
🔴 ARTIST OPPORTUNITY 🔴
Have you ever fancied wearing the iconic red nose & yellow coat? We're looking to recruit 4 new performance artist practitioners to train as Clowndoctors! Interested? Take a look at the full info in link below. Closing: 1 May 5pm
https://t.co/veC6Af6lnj
A big Thank you to our wonderful chefs for their modified meal demo today. Helping to raise awareness of swallowing difficulties. Dysphagia a hard meal to swallow, as part of NHS Nutrition and Hydration Week (13 – 19 March). #SwallowAware2023#CapabilityScot
Giving time and using silence is key to the Talking Mats process. What goes on it that silence? Read this blog from members of our Research Network to find out their thoughts and the Scots term they use to describe what may happen in the silence.
In this #CoProWeekScot22 blog, Jen Dalrymple from @CapabilityScot shares learning from an innovative project using co-production to develop a housing community for individuals with additional and complex needs in Perth. 🗨️🏘️
https://t.co/S9tssYl9HG
#simulation a powerful approach to enable rich learning around TM in #endoflife care eg how to introduce, holding the silence, when to ask & not ask , using the thinker’s language , the power of the distant space TY @edstrathcarron @AmritaBrara @juliesyme
We were one of the 125 Scottish organisations that signed the statement to the UK Government saying No to the #RightsRemovalBill The protection of these rights lies at the heart of our values & what we do. Communication & freedom of expression is a basic human right @AlynSmith
Any team meeting, virtual or face to face, should always start with a team check-in, that is a core part of the agenda. Check-ins provide a massive psychological boost to our teams: https://t.co/HogBV9tRHt Thank you @aimyourteam @dbarrath
Lessons need to learned. The UK social care system has been broken for sometime. Life before #COVID19 was not ok for disabled people. The role of the third sector needs to be recognised and supported to make life better for disabled people. #CPScotConf
Fantastic opportunity to join these amazing teams. Why not check out the link below to find out how you can make a real difference to the life’s of those individuals @CapabilityScot supports. #careandsupport#creatingsmiles#challengingsterotypes