England

There are 655 resources from England.

Article: 01.06.20 Social Care's Response to COVID-19 Chris Watson shares his observations on how commissioners in health and social care have responsed to the COVID-19…
Paper: 27.05.20 Closer to Home Amy-Grace Whillans-Welldrake reports on the progress of Greater Manchester devolution and explores the…
Article: 27.05.20 Re-Imagining Our Streets Lynne Friedli shares an inspiring idea to convert residential parking spaces into green spaces for fruit, vegetables…
Article: 27.05.20 A Two-Tier Pandemic The COVID-19 crisis and subsequent coronavirus legislation demonstrates that Government does not value disabled or…
Story: 23.05.20 I am More than My Mental Health Poems in memory of Kes, a wonderful young man who died before his time, but who brought joy into the lives of many.
Paper: 19.05.20 I Feel Forgotten The Chronic Illness Inclusion Project's submission to the Women and Equalities Committee inquiry into the impact of…
Webinar: 13.05.20 SDS Network: COVID-19 and Overview The first webinar from the SDS network covered the issues of how countries were responding to the COVID-19 crisis, what…
Article: 12.05.20 Contracting for ISFs Chris Watson briefly outlines the main legal features of an Individual Service Fund (ISF) and explores how community…
Article: 12.05.20 Confused Discharge in COVID-19 Alex Leeder argues that the NHS discharge policy was rushed through in the early days of the COVID-19 crisis and will…
Article: 12.05.20 COVID-19 and Cleaning the Thames David Zigmond explores the historical parallels between today and the public health crises of the…
Article: 04.05.20 Who's Counting Carers? Robert Kay expresses his anger at the constant failure to respect or even remember the existence of 7 million unpaid…
Webinar: 28.04.20 DCWW Lithuania: COVID-19 Challenge What is the mission of a social worker in this situation? Jaunuolių dienos centras (JDC) in Lithuania share inspiring…
Paper: 27.04.20 Energy Impairment and Disability Inclusion This ground-breaking report outlines the barriers facing people with chronic illness and explores the concept of…
Paper: 22.04.20 Coronavirus Act 2020: Easy Read Dorset Advocacy have shared their Easy Read guide to how the Coronavirus Act might affect your care and support.
Paper: 21.04.20 Basic Income and Independent Living Basic income (UBI) could have major benefits for disabled people, but the independent living movement needs to be…
Article: 20.04.20 Public Spending in Sheffield Joshua Shepherd analysed public spending in Sheffield in order to understand the impact of the UK's centralised…
Article: 18.04.20 Scientists Inform, Leaders Lead Alain Catzeflis argues that the UK Government's behaviour during the COVID-19 crisis looks worryingly like…
Paper: 08.04.20 Participation at 45 Degrees Colin Miller has compiled 12 short essays on techniques for citizen-led change and constitutional reform in…
Film: 08.04.20 Universal DisCredit The Canary supported Videoblogg Productions to produce a documentary describing the problems with the Universal…
Article: 06.04.20 Does COVID-19 mark the end for markets in the NHS? UK Government response to the COVID-19 is an implicit acknowledgement of the limitations and dangers of a marketised…
Article: 06.04.20 COVID-19, The Black Death and Basic Income Bill Jordan explains why COVID-19, like the Black Death before it, may finally push the current elites to accept the…
Article: 02.04.20 The Upstream Response to COVID-19 Dr Simon Duffy sets out some key principles to guide local communities as they develop their response to the COVID-19…
Album: 02.03.20 Self-Directed Support Graphics Infographics on self-directed support developed for the SDS Network.
Article: 25.02.20 The DWP Fails People with a Learning Disability Neil Carpenter describes the barriers to justice and economic security created by the DWP's systems.
Film: 25.02.20 A global force for change Citizen Network is a global non-profit cooperative movement, formed to create a world where everyone matters.
Article: 25.02.20 Talk Shop - Citizens Assemble Citizens Assemblies are all the rage, but the Talk Shop model offers a low cost and grassroots approach which can…
Paper: 25.02.20 The Hub at Yeovil The Hub at Yeovil is an example of a community bringing young disabled people together to build lives of citizenship and…
Article: 24.02.20 Buurtzorg and Self-Management Buurtzorg is a powerful social innovation, started in the Netherlands, which enables self-management and…
Paper: 18.02.20 A Commissioners' Guide to Individual Service Funds This guide offers a commissioner's perspective on how to implement Individual Service Funds and widen self-directed…
Paper: 17.02.20 Self-Direction Worldwide Lynn Breedlove observes the competing conceptions of self-directed support emerging around the world.
Album: 29.01.20 Local Area Coordination Graphics Infographics on Local Area Coordination created by Ralph Broad, Simon Duffy and Eddie Bartnik.
Slide: 28.01.20 Truth and Citizenship Simon Duffy gave this presentation on the ecology of disability rights at the annual Norah Fry and Sue Porter Memorial…
Paper: 28.01.20 Adventurous Social Work? Tim Keilty describes how self-directed support can be successfully applied to help families stay safe and create…
Article: 22.01.20 Learning from Penzance Citizens Panel Gavin Barker shares lessons learnt from the recent Penzance Citizens Panel on Housing, Homelessness and Low Pay.
Paper: 21.01.20 ALLFIE Manifesto for Inclusive Education The Alliance for Inclusive Education's (ALLFIE) manifesto demands Government moves to a fully inclusive education…
Story: 19.12.19 3 Self-Directed Support Stories Three stories from Finland of how self-directed support is beginning to work in practice plus other resources
Project: 13.12.19 Day Centres Without Walls Innovations for day centres for people with intellectual disabilities.
Article: 10.12.19 UK Food Banks in 2019 Lizzie Peck provides an overview of the emergence and rapid growth of food banks since the Coalition Government and the…
Article: 08.12.19 Undercooked Analysis Steve Griffiths argues that the Institute for Fiscal Studies has failed to be objective in its analysis of Labour's…
Paper: 07.12.19 Social Work Writing and Bureaucracy Why has writing reports, plans, case notes and assessments come to dominate everyday social work, often at the price of…
Article: 07.12.19 Accountancy is not Economics Steve Griffiths examines the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) critique of of Labour's 2019 Manifesto and discovers…
Paper: 02.12.19 Advancing Inclusive Schooling in Latin America Further reflections from Stepanía Duarte Mora and David Towell on advancing the journey to inclusive and quality…
Article: 01.12.19 Why I Wrote Second Class Citizens Stef Benstead found that many people, like Christian Conservatives, care about poverty but have false beliefs about…
Article: 29.11.19 NHS Reform: Money Can't Buy Love David Zigmond argues that more money alone won't restore the NHS to the values of its birth. The NHS needs more trust,…
Paper: 27.11.19 Influences and Consequences In the conclusion to the Preventable Harm Project Mo Stewart shows how US companies and right-wing ideology have…
Article: 14.11.19 Private Firms Can Serve the Public Gary Wootton explains how the state can overcome the limitations of markets by creating procurement systems that…
Paper: 14.11.19 The Journey to Inclusive Schooling This new guide shares eight case studies from schools already well-advanced in the journey to inclusivity now…
Article: 13.11.19 The Reform of Social Care Regulation John Burton explains why the regulation of social care must change its culture and why we need something more human and…
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