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LAUNCHING The NEW Practical Guide to Supported Decision Making
Join Paradigm and LDE online on 14 June from 10am to 1pm for the FREE launch of the Paradigm and partners' co-produced... A Practical Guide to Supported Decision-Making At this exciting free online event you will: have a guided tour of this free online resource. hear...
Join our Thriving course!
Join us on our exciting Thriving course that is about to start in April 2023! Find out how you can manage your reactions when you feel completely overwhelmed at work (and out of work) so that you can start to thrive and really enjoy what do! Click here for the course...
When accepting overwhelm might be exactly what we need. (A blog by Tony Bamforth, Feb 23)
Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed at work or at home? It's a hard thing to feel. It can be a hard thing to shift. Here's a blog from the thoughtful Tony Bamforth about overwhelm and some ideas for shifting the feeling. Tony is facilitating our exciting Thriving course...
ARC England Research Unit: Local Authority Fee Rate Data and Interactive Maps – ARC England (Feb 2023)
No surprises here BUT a great resource to show so clearly the scary reality - time for shared action! Thanks to ARC. ARC explain that...'The Association for Reach Change (ARC England) Learning Disability Research Unit have produced a Local Authority Fee Rate Map,...
'The social care sector plays a vital role for many people and for our society, enabling millions of elderly and disabled people to live with dignity and independence. But it is also an important employer: in 2022, there were 1.7 million social care jobs across the...
Care and Support Reimagined: A National Care Covenant for England (Jan 2023)
The introduction starts by highlighting that ... 'Many of us and our loved ones will, at some time in our lives, need care and support. However, social care is not well understood by many people, and too often has been reduced to help with the practicalities of daily...
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