Homes for people with learning disabilities and sight loss
A guide to providing safe and accessible environments
A guide to providing safe and accessible environments
The guide is arranged into five sections that are aligned to the CQC five key questions.
How to improve your service to meet, maintain and exceed CQC standards
to assist local authorities with their partners to plan effectively for the housing requirements of local people with learning disabilities
The purpose of this document is to provide guidance and explore options on the commissioning of accommodation and support services for a good life for people with a learning disability.
Economic and consumer standards that registered providers of social housing must comply with.
Supporting people with profound and multiple learning disabilities
This guide aims to help local authority elected members and staff who are involved in the commissioning and procurement of home care better understand their obligations under the Human Rights Act
For us the power of partnership means equality. It means respect and support. And there is no better example of this power in action than The Cumbria Learning Disability Autism Partnership Board, of which People First, some of our members and one of our Trustees, are proud to be a part.
In this blog post, The Advonet Group describe the power of using an advocacy approach in partnership to lead to local change, using the example of a local user-led service focused on one group that experienced clear inequalities.
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