Neighbours: How small acts can make a big difference to individuals and communities
A member of our Older People's NHS Sounding Board shares some thoughts around small acts, neighbourhoods and dementia.
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Reclaiming Narratives: Black and disabled in the community
NDTi associate Jackie Claxton-Ruddock shares why Black History Month is important. Together with with Shelley Hayles, from LeeAnna's Wish, they explore the intersectionality of being black and disabled in the community.
Beyond Limits: A blueprint for Small Supports organisations
Dr Vicky Mason-Angelou, research and evaluation manager at NDTi, shares insights from a study into the impact of Small Supports organisations.
See the person
Training for people who work directly with those needing care and support. Based on life experiences, biases and values, and how this impacts on providing genuine person centred support.
Living on the Edge
Are you a community organisation that supports people and communities facing disadvantage? We’d love to hear about your work.
Blog: Better lives for disabled people - it starts with the person, not a plan!
As part of our seasonal 12 days of human rights campaign, Nic Crosby, Lyn Griffiths and Amanda Nally share their thoughts around person centred planning.
A review of advocacy
This report covers in depth research about advocacy for people with a learning disability and autistic people who are inpatients in mental health, learning disability or autism specialist hospitals.
Autism Acceptance Week 2023
To mark Autism Acceptance Week, we've produced a series of short films on making reasonable adjustments for autistic people.
My wish for the NHS
What's your wish for the NHS? We asked the NHS Older People's Sounding Board what they thought and this is what they said.
Bury Council have asked us to help them to find out what matters to people with learning disabilities in Bury
Bury Council want to make sure that people with learning disabilities have access to opportunities that will help them grow and live their best lives with positive links to their community.