The National Development Team for Inclusion was delighted to be the Learning Partner for the Bringing People Together programme, funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, the largest funder of community activity in the UK.
We have asked a few of our autistic associates and contacts to write ‘conversation starters’ explaining what matters to them and the issues that need to be addressed to help older autistic people live happier lives. In some cases, they offer possible solutions.
NHS England and NHS Improvement’s (NHSEI) Sounding Board, hosted by NDTi, is a group of 25 people over the age of 50 who provide valuable ‘critical friend’ input into NHSEI’s work.
For brave and genuine leaders that want to create meaningful change for people.
A three-year programme to support young people with additional needs to build confidence, provide motivation and make plans for the future.
Application Information For Advocacy & Health Funded Support Programme 2021
Our Small Supports activity is about thinking and working with people with learning disabilities and/or autism who have ‘hefty reputations’ (to borrow a phrase to describe people who are burdened by the reputations they have been given because of behaviours, reactions, support requirements and large funding packages).
Small supports organisations have a lot in common; here are nine key characteristics they share.
Conversations have reflected a common view that commissioning, as it currently exists, has a number of common issues:
As part of our Community Inclusion work, we explored the approaches and tools that can ensure older people and people with learning disabilities can be connected and contribute to their local communities.
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