Research about Community Led Support
Independent report of a two-year study undertaken by a collaboration of universities, and funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), on the impact of Community Led Support.
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Rethinking Organisations
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: Breaking through at 9 3/4 years
Amanda Nally writes about the Community Led Support 2023 annual gathering in Manchester and breaking through almost 10 years of transforming adult social care in communities.
Small Supports making big differences
We are sharing work to evaluate and research the impact and ongoing development of small local bespoke support for people with complicated and very individual support needs.
“A Hole in My Bucket?” – how spending decisions impact wealth and wellbeing of our communities
Thanks to everyone who attended our webinar “A Hole in My Bucket?” – how spending decisions impact wealth and wellbeing of our communities. Slides can be found here and downloaded from this page.
Blog: Bringing small supports to life in Slovenia
Colleagues from our Small Supports programme recently hosted some visitors from Slovenia who are doing similar work.
A review of advocacy
This report covers in depth research about advocacy for people with a learning disability and autistic people who are inpatients in mental health, learning disability or autism specialist hospitals.
Leading Change in Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and Alternative Provision (AP)
Recruiting now! A unique leadership development programme for strategic SEND leads.
New lunchtime sessions about Small Supports
Our Small Supports programme is hosting a series of lunchtime webinars in the Autumn.
My NHS research
Expert by experience and NDTi Associate, Rachel Turner, describes how she got involved in a piece of research on training hospital staff and some of the things that stood out to her.