We want to hear your views about Changing Places toilets – Muscular Dystrophy UK
https://www.musculardystrophyuk.org/news/news/we-want-to-hear-your-views-about-changing-places-toilets/?utm_campaign=campaigns&utm_medium=email&utm_source=784378_DMD%2010%20October2018&dm_i=3KJ5,GT8A,JALP0,1SRLP,1
Posted in Collective Voice
Leave a comment
Free Online Workshop For Parents of Young Children With Autism Oct 17th
We are running a free online workshop for parents of young children with autism next week 17th October at 10am – there will be a replay sent to those who register that will be available for 24 hrs for those who can’t attend the training live
The focus of the workshop is on one of the most frequent questions and concerns that we receive from parents of young ones – how do I go out without my child having an enormous meltdown! How do I go shopping? Why won’t they stop running off?…..
The workshop will run for about an hour and there will be loads of chance to ask questions
I would be very grateful if you could pass this on to any parents that you think may benefit from this workshop
Here is the sign up link
Posted in Good Information
Leave a comment
Kidz to adult north. An free exhibition event for families of children with additional needs.
Posted in Good Information
Leave a comment
Steve Broach. Disabled children and young people: The Law in a day.
Posted in Good Information
Leave a comment
Have your say on local Rehabilitation and Recovery Services for Mental Health
Have your say on local Rehabilitation and Recovery Services for Mental Health
NHS Greater Huddersfield and North Kirklees Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) are asking people for their views to improve Rehabilitation and Recovery Services for mental health in Kirklees.
The CCGs are working with Kirklees Council to gather views on:
The type of Rehabilitation and Recovery services, including supported accommodation people would like to see
- What good community services for mental health could look like, including help to keep people well and the type of support that needs to be in place.
The CCGs, Kirklees Council and current providers will work together to develop future services using the views of local people.
Dr Steve Ollerton, Chair, NHS Greater Huddersfield CCG said: “We want local people to tell us what else we need to do to ensure that we can support people in the local community with complex mental health needs.”
Dr David Kelly, Chair, NHS North Kirklees CCG added: “We also want local people to help us to make sure that the services we buy are right for all our population, not just those who use services now.”
Please help by completing the survey online at:
Posted in Collective Voice, Good Information
Leave a comment
