England

There are 767 resources from England.

Article: 03.12.24

Individual Service Funds Explainer The basic building blocks of offering personalised support with ISFs and what it means in practice.

Article: 02.12.24

Multilevel Citizenship Grassroot activists and governments need each other and we need to integrate different kinds of decision-making.

Paper: 28.11.24

My Support Money This template helps people be clear about how their personal budget is being used.

Reviews: 25.11.24

UK Education: Still Awaiting an Inclusive Future David Towell reviews two books focusing on the development of inclusive education in England.

Article: 19.11.24

Delivering Sustainable Savings and Efficiencies in Social Care Individual Service Funds (ISFs) offer citizens the autonomy to control their care budgets directly.

Paper: 18.11.24

Individual Service Funds Business Case Template A practical, structured guide for Local Authorities considering implementing Individual Service Funds (ISFs).

Addiction Glyn Butcher shares his personal reflections, both his understanding and his experience of addiction.

Webinar: 11.11.24

Part 8: Grassroots Policies In this webinar contributors described the work we need to do to take care of our rivers.

Paper: 01.11.24

The Potteries Pound: A Community-Driven Digital Currency A digital innovation that takes the principles of time-banking forward, as one part of the Stoke Model.

Paper: 01.11.24

The Public Health Crisis Created by UK Social Policy Reforms An overview of the damaging social policies that have targeted sick and disabled people.

Article: 09.10.24

Citizen Democracy: Learning from North West Together We Can NWTWC promoted local and regional based learning to improve lives and create sustainable communities.

The Mental Health System Glyn Butcher shares a personal reflection on our mental health systems and how we might change them.

Paper: 10.09.24

Care (Education) & Treatment Reviews and Dynamic Support Registers Practical advice from families can ensure people with learning disabilities or autism avoid institutional care.

Article: 10.09.24

Learning for Democracy Learning how to play our part in democracy is a basic skill that needs to be learned by everyone.

Paper: 09.09.24

The Antecedents of An Ordinary Life 1946 - 1979 Deinstitutionalisation and the Ordinary Life movement emerged from a long history of reform.

Paper: 03.09.24

The Citizenship Project Inclusion North's project focused on the voices of people living in the North East of England and North Cumbria.

Article: 03.09.24

Our Vanishing Communities of Health A conversation about the growing depersonalisation of health and care and the dangers this poses.

Reviews: 02.09.24

Inclusive Education: Theory, Policy and Practice A guidebook for educators, policy-makers and practitioners advancing the journey to inclusive education.

Article: 02.09.24

Engaging the Marginalised How do we reach people who are rarely heard and encourage them to engage in citizen democracy?

Books: 09.08.24

Second Class Citizens An authoritative overview of how Austerity targeted sick and disabled people in the UK.

Article: 25.07.24

Democratising Education It will take big changes in how we do education if we are going to support people to value democratic principles.

Article: 24.07.24

Developing Neighbourhood Care in South Yorkshire Leaders in South Yorkshire gathered together to begin developing a neighbourhood care strategy.

Article: 04.07.24

Open Letter on Neighbourhood Democracy A call for a deeper democracy that engages everyone as citizens in their neighbourhoods and beyond.

Article: 24.06.24

Civic Dialogues and Citizen Democracy We need to help people make decisions together on a much more local level.

Article: 17.06.24

A Visionary Future with Basic Income for Farmers Basic income for every farmer could help end poverty for farmers and better protect nature.

Article: 10.06.24

All Hail Citizenship! The keys to citizenship can help improve services for people with disabilities in many ways.

Paper: 07.06.24

Beyond the Ballot Box The Democracy Box publish new research revealing how to open up democratic participation in the UK.

Article: 06.06.24

Grassroots Manifesto for Sustainability Policies to help us take care of the planet, support wildlife and better farming.

Article: 21.05.24

Defining Our Neighbourhoods Identifying our neighbourhoods is important because it helps citizens to share the work of taking care.

Article: 20.05.24

Citizen Armies Citizen Armies led by people with a learning disability will make inclusion in our communities work.

Reviews: 18.05.24

Love and Disobedience In these challenging times Hannah Arendt's writings offer us guidance and encouragement.

Article: 09.05.24

Isn't Language Funny! We need to be careful about the language we choose to use in health and social care.

Paper: 25.04.24

Sowing the Seeds of Stability A proposal to use basic income as the system to support the income of farmers and farm workers.

Paper: 02.04.24

Yorkshire Declaration This Declaration makes the case for bringing real Democratic power to Yorkshire.

Webinar: 19.03.24

Part 7: Grassroots Policies In Part 7 of our webinar series we focused on the Commons, and wildlife.

Webinar: 14.03.24

Part 6: Grassroots Policies We focused on financial and environmental sustainability in Part 6 of our webinar series.

Article: 10.03.24

Supporting People with Individual Service Funds Darwin Care support people with learning disabilities and autism in Dorset and use ISFs.

Article: 08.03.24

Humanity and the Planet Citizen Democracy is essential for tackling the urgent problems of the planet.

Article: 07.03.24

Democratic Healthcare The NHS and other public services need to be accountable to citizens and communities.

Article: 06.03.24

Democracy and Misinformation Misinformation in politics is extremely damaging to democracy, we should focus on practices to curtail it.

Article: 05.03.24

Our Democratic Infrastructure 9 areas for improvement in our democratic infrastructure.

Paper: 04.03.24

Culture Matters A report sharing how culture can impact parents who have children with autism or learning disabilities.

Article: 13.02.24

Living Well with Dementia Liz Leach Murphy has written two guides to living well with Dementia and shares key findings from her research.

Article: 06.02.24

The Value of Grief We cannot truly value life unless we are prepared to accept the pain of losing someone.

Article: 05.02.24

The ‘Scarcity’ of Money Government can create the money we need in order to do the things that really matter.

Article: 29.01.24

Support in the Community Let's concentrate on the right place to live and the right support.

Ross: It's My Life iDirect support Ross to live his own life in his community.

William: It's My Life iDirect support William to live his own life in his community.

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