When the audit of the Coronavirus crisis is compiled, it will surely show that many of the neighbourhoods that have responded best to people’s needs are those where local agencies had previously invested in strengths-based practice.
Author: Hildi Mitchell, Headteacher, Downs Infant School, Brighton. When the Covid 19 crisis hit our school, the letter I wrote to my children trying to explain what was happening hit the headlines
Jacqui Sjenitzer, reflects on her recent leadership webinar session for the Community Led Support Network. The word courage comes from the latin word ‘coeur’ meaning heart. To lead with courage is to lead with our whole hearts, with all of who we are.
Covid 19 and the rights of disabled people. Statement published on https://www.disabilityrightsuk.org/news/2020/april/covid-19-and-rights-disabled-people
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