Three important resources have been launched this week that aim to help authorities, education providers and career advisers provide a more inclusive approach to employment for young adults following evidence that school leavers with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are finding it difficult to achieve their work ambitions.
Payment by Results is a way of funding services based on what they achieve.
The Winterbourne scandal has yet again focused attention on services for people who have behaviours that challenge services. For the NDTi, this has been an area of special interest over many years.
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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).
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.
How can local authority commissioners work with the care home sector to ensure older people consistently receive high-quality, relationship-centred care?
Three weeks ago, NDTi published its research findings into the cost effectiveness of employment supports for people with mental health problems and people with learning disabilities.
NDTi has completed, for the SSCR, an investigation into investment and outcomes in employment support for disabled people.
How and why commissioners choose to allocate funding to one area of activity rather than another is a bit of a dark art.
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