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Story: 30.03.12 The Reality of Disability Benefits One man's experience of disability benefits.
Slide: 25.03.12 Innovation in public services A talk for Sheffield Hallam University on the way in which social innovations struggle to succeed and how innovations…
Slide: 25.03.12 The Development of Individual Budgets Talk given to the Social Policy Research Unit in York on the birth of individual budgets and the development and…
Article: 12.03.12 Campaigning for a Fair Society Simon Duffy gave one of the talks at the launch of the Manifesto for a Fair Society at the House of Lords on the 12th March.
Article: 03.03.12 Who Really Benefits from Welfare? Simon Duffy looks at how the tax benefit system really works and wonders who are the real beneficiaries of this system?
Paper: 02.03.12 ISFs in Action A research report by Sian Hoolahan of Choice Support describing the progress being made in Southwark using Individual…
Story: 01.03.12 Goodbye Pat A moving tribute by David Towell on the death of his sister Patricia.
Reviews: 01.03.12 The Transition Companion Rob Hopkins explores how local communities can become more resilient and, in particular, less damaging to the global…
Inspiration: 27.02.12 Help & Connect Model Skills for People are providing brokerage by combining the best of their supports in a cost-effective and empowering…
Reviews: 08.02.12 Prosperity Without Growth: Economics for a Finite Planet Tim Jackson's new book outlines the case for a new vision of prosperity, one linked to our meaningful participation in…
Slide: 06.02.12 A Fair Society and the rights of disabled people A presentation given at a meeting of the Sheffield Green Party and the Campaign for a Fair Society.
Reviews: 06.02.12 Commissioning for Health and Well-Being This book explores what commissioning is, where it has come from and where it might be taking us.
Slide: 02.02.12 A Fair Society: supported living and personalisation A presentation given at a conference for the Association for Supported Living and the Campaign for a Fair Society.
Paper: 01.02.12 Support Buddies - Peer Support Works The Personalisation Forum Group, winners of the Great British Care Awards People First Category, have published an…
Slide: 30.01.12 Whole System Change: the meaning of personalisation This presentation was given at the national conference organised by North Lanarkshire Council on Self-Directed…
Film: 27.01.12 Learning the Art of Facilitation Carl Poll talks about Manavodaya, the art of facilitation and the importance of the inner dimension of work with real…
Article: 26.01.12 Is Personalisation Dead? Simon Duffy explores some of the problems involved in implementing personalisation and the fundamental question of…
Slide: 17.01.12 Personalisation & Social Work A presentation given for Social Work students at the University of Huddersfield.
Project: 04.01.12 Fellows Day 2012 A day of learning, thinking and lively discussion.
Project: 04.01.12 Architecture for Personalisation Working in partnership with people, families and community organisations.
Project: 04.01.12 Personalisation in Mental Health Transforming the delivery of mental health services.
Project: 04.01.12 Women at the Centre The valuable work of WomenCentre in Halifax and Huddersfield and the challenges of modern commissioning.
Project: 04.01.12 Beyond Beveridge An exploration of how the welfare state can be redesigned to put people at its centre.
Article: 21.12.11 120,000 Reasons to Listen to Women Clare Hyde wonders whether the government's thinking about focusing on 'problem' families is informed by an…
Article: 21.12.11 Integrating Mental Health Funding This essay argues that the integration of social care and healthcare funding in Mental Health is still a priority and…
Article: 20.12.11 Individual Health Budgets Pilot Begins Beyond Limits and NHS Plymouth are piloting an exciting model of service delivery to ensure that people with…
Article: 19.12.11 Self-Determination Doesn't End as We Age Terry Lynch on growing older and maintaining dignity and self-determination through independent living.
Paper: 18.12.11 Creating Stronger and more Inclusive Communities A paper setting out some lessons for positive action in the context of austerity drawn from five agencies across the UK.
Paper: 18.12.11 Whose risk is it anyway? Jon Glasby explores the concept of risk and its relationship to personalisation in social care.
Article: 15.12.11 Personalisation in a Time of Cuts Lawyer Kate Whittaker describes the conflict between the current drive to cut social care spending in the UK and the…
Reviews: 15.12.11 Why The Third Way Failed Bill Jordan's book describes the development and failure of the 'Third Way' and it latest iteration 'Big Society.'
Reviews: 15.12.11 Longcare Survivors - The Biography of a Care Scandal John Pring's powerful account of institutional abuse, its history and its long-term effects.
Article: 14.12.11 Flexible Funding Routes in Further Education Fellow Pippa Murray explains the funding routes that will allow for the development of more personalised and flexible…
Paper: 14.12.11 Citizenship in Further Education Pippa Murray and Jane Shepherd set out the next steps for extending Personalised Transition into Further Education.
Paper: 30.11.11 A Fair Income Simon Duffy explains how the tax-benefit system can be reformed to promote citizenship and families.
Article: 30.11.11 The Meaning of Dignity A short essay written by Simon Duffy on the true meaning of dignity.
Paper: 24.11.11 Local Area Coordination Evaluation Report This report outlines early outcomes, lessons and opportunities from the first evaluation of Local Area Coordination…
Article: 24.11.11 Implementing Self-Directed Support This short essay offers some thoughts about the lessons other countries might want to draw from the English experience…
Paper: 15.11.11 Lives Unlimited: An evaluation of recent peer support projects - and what next? An evaluation of peer support project run by Lives Unlimited reinforces the value of building on lived experience and…
Paper: 15.11.11 Two Sides of the Same Coin Norma Curran explores two competing conceptions of the economic place of people with learning difficulties.
Paper: 08.11.11 A Life That Works Norma Curran describes how community calendars can be used to help people get more full and interesting lives.
Paper: 07.11.11 There is An Alternative A report from the Association for Supported Living (ASL) demonstrating how effective community-based support is for…
Paper: 07.11.11 Personalised Transition Briefing This paper provides a clear account of the Personalised Transition that has transformed the post-school experience…
Paper: 07.11.11 The Personalisation Agenda: implications for the third sector The implications of personalisation for the third sector are explored in this clear overview.
Paper: 07.11.11 Who cares? Policy proposals for the reform of long-term care The case for the reform of long-term care using self-directed support.
Article: 07.11.11 Wolf Wolfensberger - A Tribute Wolf Wolfensberger, the father of normalisation died in February 2011. Nan Carle pays tribute to the man she describes…
Article: 07.11.11 Fear is Always a Choice - What Will You Choose? A thoughtful insight on how we might manage our emotional wellbeing in difficult times written by Nan Carle.
Slide: 19.10.11 Redesigning Welfare Presentation on the injustices designed into the current welfare system and the unfairness of government cuts that…
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