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A step up the ladder
Choice Support employs people who come from a huge range of backgrounds and past experiences. Adam Treeby, a mental health support worker, shares how he feels about working in social care as a young person.
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Labels are for jars
Two members of our diversity and inclusion networks, Josephine Karema (Management Accountant) and Sarah Maguire (CEO), speak about the power of language at work and in social care.
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Bridging the social care gap
Choice Support is passionate about improvements to healthcare for the people we support. Regional Manager, Lisa Harvey-Matthews tells us about the positive steps forward in bridging the gap between the NHS and social care.
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Pub promotes inclusive jobs
Steve Robert’s* local pub, the Cabbage Patch, has become more than a place to relax and enjoy a drink.
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Being more than a provider
You are invited to an event organised by people who care about getting good support. People who want to shape and inspire better social care for everyone in the future.
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Having a Baby
Beyond Words launches a new evidence-based picture story called, Having a Baby, which aims to improve the experience of maternity care for expectant parents with learning disabilities.
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Stand by Me
Take part in a new UK-wide research study on supporting couples when one partner has dementia.
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One-stop love shop
The Supported Loving toolkit is a 'one-stop-shop' for information around sex and relationships.
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It's in the bag
We are delighted to announce the launch of the VIP Red Bag Project across Wakefield.
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A very Happy Christmas
Wishing everyone a very Happy Christmas and a happier and brighter new year.
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Let's dance
Motivational speaker Verna Myers says: “Diversity is being invited to the party, but inclusion is being asked to dance.”
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Dreams really do come true
Abby Burt tells us about her role as Complex Care Lead and shares how a bespoke support plan and a carefully created environment is having a positive impact on Danny's life.
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