People at the Heart of Care: Adult Social Care Reform White Paper
A blog from Gary Bourlet, Membership and Engagement Lead and self advocate
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Short term action needed now that supports a move to Equal Lives
Yesterday, 29 November 2021, ADASS published the results of their November Home Care and Workforce Rapid Survey.
What members said to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
An update from Ivan Olbrechts, Family and Friends Rep Body member
International day to end violence against girls and women 2021
Guest blog by Chelsea Lovell, self advocate member and Kate Chate, family and friends member
Food is part of all of our everyday lives
Guest blog by Sarah Scotland, community nutritionist at Wise About Food.
State of Care: We need more forward thinking fit for the 21st century
Blog by Gary Bourlet, Membership and Engagement Lead and self advocate.
‘People want to have enough money to live good lives.’
Blog by Gary Bourlet, Membership and Engagement Lead and self advocate.
Shaping Future Support Green Paper Consultation: Members Response
Shaping Future Support is a new government green paper
Task Force Advisory Group and social care reform
Blog from the Task Force Advisory Group Co Chairs Alex Fox, Rachel Moody and Trevor Wright
This blog is part of our series on the future of social care.
If you have heard politicians debating social care in the last few weeks, you would think that social care is just for older people and that the main problem with it is money.
Many people with learning disabilities and autistic people know that neither of these things are true.
Read more “Task Force Advisory Group and social care reform”
Digital LifeLine – interim report published today
Learning Disability England has been working in partnership with Good Things Foundation and AbilityNet, VODG and other disability and digital inclusion organisations and community partners to help people with learning disabilities get online.