The latest episode of BBC radio 4’s “File on 4” show reflects on the progress made to get people with learning disabilities and autism out of hospital units and into homes in the community with good support, since the shocking revelations at Winterbourne View 5 years ago. To listen to the full episode, please click […]
When it comes to transition from children’s to adults service, proactivity is the key to making it as smooth a process as possible for your young person. It may seem a long way off before they will be leaving school, but sticking your head in the sand will not ignore the fact that it is […]
The AKO Autism Expo will be opening its doors again this year to offer support and information on Autism and its related conditions. Open on March 11th from 9am-5.30am at Brunel University, Uxbridge, London, the show provides a unique opportunity to meet like-minded people, share stories and talk to an Autism expert in one of […]
Coming Soon…more details on the first ‘Next Steps’ transition event being held in March by the Social Care Exchange, Lincoln. This highly anticipated event, sponsored by Home From Home Care, will be dedicated to showcasing information on transition, specifically what is available for young people once school has finished. Talks will be presented by parents […]
Key local figures and care professionals were among the 80 guests who were feeling positive and inspired about the future of care provision in Lincolnshire after the Social Care Exchange was officially opened on November 30th. After a welcome by Paul de Savary and the official ribbon cutting by the Mayor of Lincoln, Councillor Yvonne […]
The festive season can be an extremely stressful time for individuals with autism. Emma Sterland from Netbuddy has put together some advice for families over the Christmas period, which has been posted in The Guardian – please click the link here.
We are pleased to say that we will be attending the TES SEN show again this year, taking place on Friday 7th & Saturday 8th October 2016, held at the Business Design Centre, Islington, London. This is a show for parents and carers, school leaders, teachers and support staff with an interest in SEN. There […]
The Centre for Social Justice – an independent think-tank – has now released their report findings on care provion for adults with learning disabilities, specifically looking at the benefits of residential care and community integration. It makes for a very interesting read! Some of the main findings showing; Accommodation – access to residential placements has […]