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NDTi Associate Crispin Hebron, and one of the authors of the soon to be published ‘A for Adjustments’, reflects on the importance of reasonable adjustments

NDTI Ambassador, Saba Salman, looks at why relying on GPs' discretion for moving people with learning disabilities into priority group 6 isn't enough to tackle health inequalities.

If not now, when? And if not us – who? Elaine Torrance comments on the recent publication of the much-anticipated Adult Social Care Review in Scotland.

Jon Ralphs and Barry Jones reflect on Time to Talk and share valuable insights about how they approached their 1-2-1, online sessions to best support young people at a challenging time....

During lockdown 2020, Tina Freeman, a graphic artist and activist, created Friends Against Bullies – a powerful comic inspired by Elliot Greco’s experiences. In this podcast, Elliot talks with Alice McColl about becoming visually impaired...

Blog on Experiencing Loneliness and Social Isolation

Alongside a group of partner organisations, we have been working on several research projects around housing services. We want to gain a better understanding of what matters to individuals and families in terms of their...

Two reports last week highlighted the health inequalities that people with learning disabilities face....

All this changed with the pandemic lockdown ... recent circumstances in some instances ‘turbo charged’ the move to a strengths based culture of practice.

explores how individually designed and led, community-based supports have worked to protect both people’s health and human rights.