When do we stop accepting the unacceptable?

Guest Blog* reflecting on LeDeR and Professional Care Workers week 1 – 4 September
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Guest Blog* reflecting on LeDeR and Professional Care Workers week 1 – 4 September

View the session recording HERE

View the powerpoint presentation HERE
We held this workshop to
– Understand what the data and experience tells us or suggests we do differently
– Share approaches or examples of practical action that people are taking to keep safe and support others to
This workshop was open to all members and included:
– Self advocates from Dorset and Rotherham on what local groups are doing
– Professor Chris Hatton explaining the data and what it might suggest we do differently
– Certitude sharing how they review their work every time someone they support dies and what actions they have taken as a result
– CVT team members on supporting everyone’s well-being as equals whatever their role
– Commissioners on their role in learning and supporting change across an area

Blog by Gary Bourlet, self advocate and Membership and Engagement Lead
The webinar was led by Alex Ruck Keene, a Barrister from 39 Essex Chambers.
He covered the basic principles of the relevant laws like the Mental Capacity Act, implementing them in practice under the Coronavirus law and wider restrictions, and cleared up misunderstandings around current restrictions and what is possible or expected.The webinar was open to anyone with an interest in decision making, restrictions and the legislation.

View the session recording HERE

View the powerpoint presentation HERE
We held this workshop to
– Understand what the data and experience tells us or suggests we do differently
– Share approaches or examples of practical action that people are taking to keep safe and support others to
This workshop was open to all members and included:
– Self advocates from Dorset and Rotherham on what local groups are doing
– Professor Chris Hatton explaining the data and what it might suggest we do differently
– Certitude sharing how they review their work every time someone they support dies and what actions they have taken as a result
– CVT team members on supporting everyone’s well-being as equals whatever their role
– Commissioners on their role in learning and supporting change across an area
This free webinar gave people the chance to hear about the great work that is being done by self advocates, family carers, commissioners and providers around the country to help make Annual Health Checks really work.

Ideas, experiences and priorities for housing choices for people with learning disabilities.
Contact us to find out more about this work

Ideas, experiences and priorities for housing choices for people with learning disabilities.
Contact us to find out more about this work
This webinar is about the law and rules. It is for self advocates.