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Often, an autism diagnosis comes with an apology. I was lucky. My experience was positive – and was very different from what I’ve heard from many other autistic people.

Researchers from My Life My Choice talking about the relationship research that informed the development of the new Sexuality & Relationships - My Rights Charter

Observations and learning on Leadership during Covid-19. Covid-19 has changed how many of us work - restrictions on movement, the liberation of not having to move, implementing guidance, desperately awaiting guidance, not knowing who to ask, there being no one, but ourselves, to ask.

Since its introduction in 2014, the course continues an integrated approach between local authorities and the NHS to ensure that the SEND reforms are truly embedded within the health and social care sector. The course will consist of four modules over eight full days from November 2020 to February 2021.

We are one of a number of organisations that have written to Children & Families Minister Vicky Ford about the impact of coronavirus on children with SEND

Sam Smith, Founder & CEO of C-Change Scotland and Small Supports partner, explores how Covid-19 has exposed the hidden costs of a system that has failed to take account of human worth.

A week ago, Dannielle resorted to writing in blood on the walls of her seclusion cell. 23 years-old and autistic, her last ten years - mostly spent detained in hospital settings - have been defined by despair, but lockdown has brought unthinkable new lows.

Des McCart from Health Improvement Scotland talks about Community Led Support Evidence & Learning Briefings 2020

Short graphic explainer video summarising the key points of evidence and learning from the Community Led Support Evidence & Learning Briefings 2020

Introducing Community Led Support’s Evidence & Learning Briefing Papers. In these surreal, unpredictable, and troubling times it may seem strange publishing these papers from the Community Led Support Programme, but arguably they are more important now than ever.