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A new report published today by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation shares the findings of an evaluation undertaken by NDTi to examine the improvements Essex County Council made to the commissioning of its care home services...

Paid work is what most disabled people say they want. Personal budgets are the government’s desired mechanism to achieve change in social care (and increasingly healthcare).

How local learning disability communities rate themselves: The Joint Health and Social Care Learning Disability Self-Assessment Framework

Following eight years’ of operation, Dorset Partnership for Older People Projects (POPP) commissioned NDTi to carry out some research to consider the economic value of their community led preventative approach to working with older people.

In the transition from Children and Young People's services to adult services, employment outcomes for young people with mental health problems often receive less attention than other outcomes (including social care and health outcomes).

Working across England, Wales and Scotland, our Community Led Support (CLS) programme involves a network of over 30 statutory organisations with responsibility for adult social care working with their partners and communities to design and deliver different ways of working which maximise the strengths and community connections of people locally.

We are pleased to introduce a guest blog by Neil Crowther who is an independent consultant focusing on the implementation of equality and human rights in the UK and internationally, with a particular interest in the rights of disabled people

This report is about making reasonable adjustments in end of life care for people with learning disabilities. ...

Embedding inclusive practices in opportunities for youth social action...

The Health Equalities Framework (HEF) has now been implemented by a number of health and social care organisations across England, as well as some family carer groups.