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More confused than shocked
Why wasn’t I more shocked when I saw the abuse at Whorlton Hall in a recent Panorama programme?
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Supported Loving meets the British Psychological Society
Supported Loving and 2BU, a LBGTQ+ social group for adults with learning disabilities, present powerful first-hand accounts to the British Psychological Society.
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Experimenting with sound
Four people we support have created “an amazing experimental sound landscape” in response to the archive sounds collection at the British Library.
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Just support me to lead an ordinary life
Dr Claire Bates congratulates Stay Up Late on their (un)ordinary conference
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Calming animal experiences
The tenants from Mill House in Kent had a mixture of furry and silky smooth visitors from Wild Science.
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Preventing 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.
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Talking 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.
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CQC 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.
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We'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.
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Safe 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.
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Thinking 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.
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Transgender easy read guide
We launched a new Transgender easy read guide at the Learning Disability England conference in Manchester.
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