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Congratulations to Our Voice member James and his fellow Wacky Woodworkers for their Welsh Young Enterprise Award!
You can find out more about their journey in this week's episode of 'A Special School' on BBC iPlayer: https://t.co/wUMWKy8WLm
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So much change in community services have to happen before reforms are a reality - housing, support staff, occupational, community services, education, family support. @NHSEngland@DHSCgovuk@LearningDisEng@mencap_charity
However, for these reforms to be effective, there must also be a clear plan for – and investment in – developing community support, including housing that meets individual needs, effective social care, and more. 3/4
Very few mental health interventions actually measure quality of life changes experienced by autistic adults.
New systematic review led by Amanda Timmerman @AmandaT_ASC@liz_pellicano@LauraMayCrane@MentalhealthMSc
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https://t.co/OmL4A46xk2
📣 Speaker announcement!
@LizDurrant19 will be speaking at #RRNConf24
Liz is Deputy Director of Quality at NHS England across the national Mental Health, Learning Disability and Autism and Specialised Commissioning teams
View the full programme here: https://t.co/5NYqEsLZ9N
🔴Councils that fail to provide school transport for disabled pupils undermine children's right to an education.
Putting the onus on families to find - or fight for - solutions is wrong.
@BIHRhumanrights Phoebe Craig, new in @CommLivingMag_
https://t.co/zjoP5zGZAq
Today was my last day at the North London Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Service. Proud of what I achieved especially in the last 9 months with the ND service - >30 women dodging a 4 year waiting list for answers at such a crucial time. A few weeks of birding then on to EPUT
Nearly one in three English NHS trusts don't have a learning disability liaison service with a registered learning disability nurse, despite people with learning disabilities dying decades earlier than others. Read our FOI investigation @RCNi_Anita
https://t.co/wKp1xxT9tA