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Just support me to lead an ordinary life
Dr Claire Bates congratulates Stay Up Late on their (un)ordinary conference
Read moreCalming animal experiences
The tenants from Mill House in Kent had a mixture of furry and silky smooth visitors from Wild Science.
Read morePreventing sexual harm
Winner of Winston Churchill Fellowship, Sue Sharples, Chair of U-Night Group in Lancashire, calls for your involvement in her research to prevent sexual harm.
Read moreTalking about dying?
Choice Support staff took part in a UK wide research survey about death, dying and bereavement for people supported in residential and supported living.
Read moreCQC responds to plea for guidance on relationships
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) have just published their new guidance on relationships and sexuality after listening to self-advocates with learning disabilities and Supported Loving.
Read moreWe're outstanding
We are proud to announce that we have achieved an overall outstanding rating from the CQC for our domiciliary support in the South East.
Read moreSafe Soulmate – a new dating agency
Do you want to make new friends or find a loving partner? Are you an adult with learning disabilities or autism, living in Cambridgeshire? You may be interested in a new dating agency, called Safe Soulmate.
Read moreThinking out loud
People with learning disabilities are just like you and me....defining themselves as lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender and questioning who they are sexually.
Read moreTransgender easy read guide
We launched a new Transgender easy read guide at the Learning Disability England conference in Manchester.
Read moreTalking Tiles to aid communication
Technology blog: Good communication is essential and there are brilliant devices that can make life much easier.
Read moreI’m in crisis…but you have to wait 8-12 hours
If a crisis is when you are a danger to yourself or others, then I think my having suicidal thoughts counts.
Read moreThoughts on banter
It's amazing to think in this day and age that bullying can easily be disguised as 'banter'.
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