Category: Blog
A focus on practical stuff – what you will find
By: Annabel Head and Charlotte Haith This week we’re going to start by taking a look into what you can find in the practical stuff section of this website. Click below for an easy read version, or click ‘continue reading’ to see a non visual version. Why Practical Stuff? People who have moved as part […]
A focus on looking after myself – what you will find
By: Annabel Head and Charlotte Haith Next up we’re going to take a look at the looking after myself section of the website. We explain what important things are covered in this section and what you will find. Click below for an easy read version, or click ‘continue reading’ to see a non visual version. […]
A focus on legal stuff – what you will find
By: Annabel Head and Charlotte Haith In the first of our whistle stop tour of the website we take a look at what you can find in the legal stuff section of the website. Click below for an easy read version, or click ‘continue reading’ to see a non visual version. Why Legal Stuff? Because […]
Winterbourne View 10 years on – press statement
By: Louisa Rhodes, Annabel Head and Charlotte Haith It has been 10 years since the Winterbourne View scandal that was revealed by BBC Panorama. Despite what was learnt from this, abuse has continued and people with learning disabilities are still living in hospitals. The University of Hertfordshire have been doing research with people with learning […]
Austerity and people with learning disabilities
By: Georgie Dixon, Sam Prowse, Charlotte Haith The government are giving less money to people with a learning disability than they used to. This means that people with a learning disability have less support, and fewer activities to go to. Click below for an easy read version, or click ‘continue reading’ to see a non […]
Welcome to the website!
By: Annabel Head and Charlotte Haith We are very excited to be launching this site – and it seems fitting that our first blog should give a bit of a background to why we have made this site, and what our hopes are going forwards. Click below for an easy read version, or click ‘continue reading’ to see […]
