England

There are 869 resources from England.

Paper: 22.01.16 Metaphors in Leadership Michael Croft of Innovation People has developed this resource to support effective and efficient strategic and…
Story: 18.01.16 Carla Uses an ISF Jenny Date describes how her daughter Carla uses an Individual Service Fund (ISF) so that she can have flexible support…
Project: 04.01.16 LDA England The Learning Disability Alliance England was formed in 2015.
Project: 04.01.16 Relative Poverty Les Monaghan explored the meaning of poverty in the UK today
Project: 04.01.16 Cumulative Impact Assessment The UK govenment has imposed an ongoing austerity programme which targets cuts on disabled people and people in…
Paper: 22.12.15 Kent Vegan Festival In October 2015, 1,500 people took part in the very first Kent Vegan Festival in Canterbury, Jo Kidd shares what…
Paper: 20.12.15 A Modern Hospital Jan Walmsley and a group of disabled researchers look back at life in Princess Marina Hospital, Northamptonshire in…
Article: 24.11.15 Example of Flexible Support Contract This is a real but anonymised contract between a local authority and a service provider enabling the service provider…
Paper: 17.11.15 Close to Collapse An interim report from Action for M.E on access to social care and advocacy for people with M.E/CFS (Myalgic…
Paper: 16.11.15 Re-Thinking Community Care: The Camphill Village Model Maria Lyons explores research on Camphill and the importance of considering intentional community and shared living…
Paper: 10.11.15 Fight Back A report from Cyngor ar Bopeth Ceredigion Citizens Advice Bureau, written by Eri Mountbatten, on the impact of…
Article: 06.10.15 A Citizen with Learning Difficulties Wendy Perez writes about what it means to be a citizen with learning difficulties.
Slide: 04.10.15 Demystifiying Individual Service Funds (ISFs) These slides summarise guidance on the use of Individual Service Funds (ISFs) and the future of commissioning for…
Article: 03.10.15 Learning Difficulty or Learning Disability Wendy Perez explains why she prefers the term 'learning difficulty' to 'learning disability'.
Article: 02.10.15 Equality and the Governance of Welfare Dr Henry Tam believes that the governance of welfare has to be conducted transparently and inclusively. Here he sets…
Story: 02.10.15 Using a Personal Health Budget Rob Moriarty describes the benefits of using a personal health budget for himself and the merits of the system.
Article: 23.09.15 Why I Was Worried by the Assisted Dying Bill Wendy Perez explains why she was worried by the Assisted Dying Bill and the problems people face in the hospital system.
Paper: 14.09.15 A Qualitative Study of the Impact of the UK Bedroom Tax This report examines the impact of the bedroom tax on health and wellbeing in a North East England community in which…
Inspiration: 25.08.15 Relationship Based Care in Action Susan Harrison describes how she was inspired by an Alaskan model of relationship-based care - called Nuka.
Story: 24.08.15 I Wanna Hold Your Hand Alison Chalmers realised it was time for her daughter to walk with independence, however difficult she found it as a…
Story: 24.08.15 The Person Who Most Inspires Me Alison Chalmers describes all the ways in which her daughter inspires her.
Article: 24.08.15 Learning Disability is Not a Mental Disorder Robin Jackson asks why in Scottish law people with learning disabilities are treated as if they have a mental disorder.
Story: 20.08.15 Why I Couldn't Care Less Alison Chalmers writes with candour about the struggles of caring.
Paper: 06.08.15 People, Places, Possibilities Written by Ralph Broad, this report describes the positive progress on Local Area Coordination in England and Wales.
Paper: 28.07.15 Spartacus Response to Cuts in ESA The Spartacus Network show how Government policies are unfair, unreasonable and in conflict with International…
Paper: 28.07.15 Spartacus ESA Mythbuster Members of Spartacus Network bust the dangerous myths and misinformation that has grown up around ESA.
Article: 21.07.15 Localism: As If People Mattered Laird Ryan calls for localism to be brought back to the grassroots where it truly belongs.
Article: 25.05.15 Private Good, Public Bad The prevailing fiction of our times is that the private sector is better at running things than the public sector,…
Paper: 19.05.15 Our Lives: challenging attitudes to poverty in 2015 An important survey of the experiences of families living in in poverty in modern Britain.
Article: 12.05.15 History of Keys to Citizenship Sam Sly describes where the Keys to Citizenship came from and how they've changed over time.
Film: 29.04.15 Vote for Hope An election broadcast from the Centre for Welfare Reform - the case for hope.
Paper: 22.04.15 Re-Imagining Brokerage This important paper from Liz Leach, Chair of the National Brokerage Network provides a new starting point for…
Paper: 08.04.15 Getting There Simon Duffy's second report on the work of Beyond Limits and Northern, Eastern and Western Devon Clinical…
Paper: 25.03.15 Who Cares? Author Robin Jackson offers a critique of the UK's social care system and the negative impact of ideology,…
Article: 25.03.15 The Threat of Micro-Institutionalisation Robin Jackson explains why people with learning disabilities are threatened by a growing trend to…
Film: 04.03.15 Who Benefits? Kofi Sampaney, Marvin Blair, Alexander James, Tyrone Paul and Mark Williams made this short documentary to describe…
Paper: 23.02.15 LDA England Newspaper Learning Disability England Alliance newspaper highlighting the results of the Quality Checking Government survey…
Article: 23.02.15 LDA England Survey A breakdown of the results from the recent Quality Checking Government survey carried out by Learning Disability…
Paper: 11.02.15 Abbot's Mill Project Jo Kidd describes the Abbot's Mill Project, an initiative that combines a commitment to sustainability and social…
Article: 09.02.15 Rethinking National Security Henry Tam asks why, if we are so interested in security, do we define it so narrowly.
Film: 01.02.15 What Went Wrong with Welfare Reform? Simon Duffy explores the reality of welfare reform in the UK.
Film: 01.02.15 Social Innovation Simon Duffy talks about how social innovations develop.
Film: 01.02.15 What is Personalisation? Simon Duffy talks about what personalisation really means.
Film: 26.01.15 Key to Good Government Simon Duffy talks about what good government is and should be.
Film: 20.01.15 Self-Directed Support Simon Duffy talks about the development of self-directed support in the UK.
Film: 19.01.15 The Fate of Social Care Simon Duffy talks about the fate of social care.
Film: 07.01.15 Self-Advocacy Simon Duffy talks about self-advocacy and Gary Bourlet's work with and on behalf of the People First movement.
Film: 06.01.15 Pippa and Family Leadership Simon Duffy talks about Family Leadership and the inspiring work of Dr Pippa Murray.
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