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NDTi has completed, for the SSCR, an investigation into investment and outcomes in employment support for disabled people.

The Health Equality Framework (HEF) is an outcomes tool. It is based on the determinants of health inequalities and is designed to help commissioners, providers, people with learning disabilities and their families understand the impact and effectiveness of services.

A new guide has been launched today by the National Development team for Inclusion (NDTi) to help commissioners to implement Government policy on how to commission cost- and outcome-effective services for people with learning disabilities described as 'challenging'.

This guide on coproduction with older people sets out seven principles to help local authorities and their partners, including local communities, work together and improve older people’s influence at all levels of service commissioning and delivery.

Having as good a health as possible is an important starting point for people living good lives in their communities.

Leadership development for public sector, community and provider organisations, and their established and aspiring leaders.

Everyone’s experience of mental health problems is different and services need to be person-focused rather than process-driven

In our work with people who commission, provide, fund and use day time services it is clear that they face common and growing core pressures.

This small research project gathered the experiences of people with learning disabilities and autistic people who had experienced social prescribing and those working as social prescribers or link workers. We have found a breadth and depth of ways that social prescribing can benefit people and their local communities.

A one day leadership workshop suitable for anyone supervising or leading a team within health and social care.