Living on the Edge
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Spring festival shines a light on 10 years of local strengths based initiatives
The Community Led Support spring festival is here for another year! It’s free, it’s online, on 15-16 May and it’s open to anyone with an interest in strengths based, community led approaches to social care and health.
Blog: Reviewing advocacy for people with a learning disability and autistic people
Advocacy lead, Gail Petty, writes about the findings from a major new research report which reviews advocacy for people with learning disabilities and autistic people who are inpatients in mental health settings.
New lunchtime sessions about Small Supports
Our Small Supports programme is hosting a series of lunchtime webinars in the Autumn.
Community Led Support Spring Festival returns for 2023
Our annual two day festival returns for another year on 16 and 17 May. The festival is hosted by NDTi's Community Led Support network and brings together an exciting range of free, short online opportunities to hear about strengths-based care and support.
Autism Acceptance Week 2023
To mark Autism Acceptance Week, we've produced a series of short films on making reasonable adjustments for autistic people.
Blog: Rethinking, rebalancing and redesigning social care
Paul Marshall, CEO of NDTi, writes about his reflections on the Archbishops’ Commission and House of Lords Adult Social Care Committee reports.
CAIRO: What's your response to risk?
A free self-assessment toolkit to help you assess and manage your team's response to risk.
PfA Showcase & Celebration
On 11 March 2022, the PfA team delivered an online event to showcase not only what the PfA team has achieved, but also to celebrate some of the fantastic things that are going on around the country to support young people with additional needs to have a good life.
Care, Education and Treatment Reviews
Find out about CETRs and how we support panel members who are essential in challenging poor practice and advocating for better outcomes.