In our role as learning partner for the Bringing People Together programme, funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, we created a series of virtual campfires. Sharing learning with each other and the wider local and national community to explore what works and what doesn’t is integral to the programme.
Mike Richardson, Community Led Support Site lead and data specialist, writes about some of the thinking behind our new Valuing Community Led Support report.
Bringing people together around a campfire has been an age-old tradition for centuries. It’s a place to share stories with each other, discussing ‘hot’ topics, developing ‘simmering’ ideas and ‘sparking’ new ones.
We wanted to look at what needs to be in place to ensure that learning disability training will help bring about the change that is needed. We ran a workshop with a range of people from NHS Trusts and other partners, including Specialist Nurses, Human Resources and training specialists.
NDTi were commissioned in June 2019 to conduct a three-year evaluation of the Live Life Go Further project.
We wanted to look at good examples of learning disability awareness training and we asked an organisation called The Oxfordshire Family Support Network about their 'Working with Families’ workshop.
This small research study was undertaken to explore the enablers and barriers to involving experts by experience.
We wanted to look at good examples of learning disability awareness training and we asked an organisation called Grapevine about their learning disability awareness training course.
This evaluation report of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Trial in Learning Disability and Autism focuses on the data collected about the training packages that were trialled.
The SEND Leadership Programme, funded by the Department for Education (DfE) and delivered by NDTi as part of the Delivering Better Outcomes Together contract, is now in the 7th year of delivery.
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