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Core Capability Framework for Supporting Autistic People (ACCEPT) Study

16/01/2021 / Jacob Coady-Mayall / Leave a comment

South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM) are undertaking a study in relation to autism training initiatives, and are looking for people to become involved!

For more details on the study and how you can participate, please follow this link: SLaM ACCEPT Project.

KSS LDCoP Refresh Report 2020

20/12/2020 / Jacob Coady-Mayall / Leave a comment

The Kent, Surrey & Sussex Learning Disability Community of Practice Refresh Report 2020 has now been published and can be downloaded from the following link:

Healthy, Safe, Fulfilled Lives – KSS Community Refresh 2020Download

An accompanying video has been created which can be viewed below. Thank you to Andy Robinson of Kingston University for editing this!

SECAmb Neurodiversity Charter

20/12/2020 / Jacob Coady-Mayall / Leave a comment

South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) has signed a charter committing to becoming a neurodiversity-friendly employer.

Please visit this blog post or the SECAmb website for further information.

Free Autism Workshops

20/12/2020 / Jacob Coady-Mayall / Leave a comment

West Sussex Mind have announced a new programme of free workshops, focused on enabling people working in the field of autism, and autism and learning difficulties to better support families in this region.  

Please visit this link for further information.

Research: Raising Autistic Children and Young People During the Pandemic

25/11/2020 / Jacob Coady-Mayall / Leave a comment

From Dr Georgia Pavlopoulou, Dr Rebecca Wood and Dr Chris Papadopoulos:

“How do you experience parenting during the pandemic period? Did your perspectives and needs change over time during pandemic based on experiences, new information, slightly different regulations?”

Click here for the *NEW* anonymous, coproduced survey.

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Kent, Surrey and Sussex Learning Disability Community of Practice Conference 2018

The 2018 conference was a great event, full of ideas, sharing of experience and learning. Watch the film of the day.

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Videos from 2018 KSS CoP Conference

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRlImM_km7Y&list=PLFnMItiqaZ3dsY2qroAjyM-zk3b37MQHg

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Learning Disability Community of Practice

The Kent, Surrey and Sussex Learning Disability Community of Practice was developed from Kent and Medway Learning Disability Community of Practice in 2016. The CoP is a group set up by local people who care about people with learning disabilities experiencing good health and wellbeing, and good health services.

Learning Disability Community of Practice
YouTube Video UCnJI08sM_KXPfo_56aemr7A_d1i1Ltj7iwo Since September the Community Steering Group of Jonathan, Bob and Daniel, have been joined by Jacob Coady Mayall and Tracey Eyles all of whom have contributed to this Refresh Report. 
In this film, Bob, Daniel and Ronnie Treston introduce the report that is available for download from https://ldcop.org.uk/kss-ldcop-refresh-report-2020
Since September the Community Steering Group of Jonathan, Bob and Daniel, have been joined by Jacob Coady Mayall and Tracey Eyles all of whom have contributed to this Refresh Report. 
In this film, Bob, Daniel and Ronnie Treston introduce the report that is available for download from https://ldcop.org.uk/kss-ldcop-refresh-report-2020
Community Refresh - Healthy, Safe and Fulfilled Lives
YouTube Video UCnJI08sM_KXPfo_56aemr7A_d1i1Ltj7iwo
This film outlines the strategy that Bob Parsons, Jonathan Coady Mayall and Daniel Marsden have designed to refresh the Kent Surrey Sussex Learning Disability Community of Practice. It was published originally at https://ldcop.org.uk/refreshing-our-community on 9th September 2020.
KSSLDCoP Refresh Strategy Introduction
YouTube Video UCnJI08sM_KXPfo_56aemr7A_7MPdkviPUMs
The Kent, Surrey & Sussex Learning Disability Community of Practice annual conference took place on 15 June 2017 at the Charis Centre, Crawley.

It was a great day and lots of people came together to discuss how best to make sure people with learning disabilities get the right support so that they make the choices and decisions about the things they think are important in their lives and get great ongoing health and well being support.

This video was made during the day and shown at the end of the conference to sum up the energy and positivity of the day.
KSSLDCOP - Building Our Community Conference June 2017
YouTube Video UCnJI08sM_KXPfo_56aemr7A__cdX6uJV0rM
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