As part of our commitment to keeping our stakeholders updated, we are very pleased to be able to announce that the “Workforce development for people with intellectual disabilities: One year on report is available for download now, accompanied by an easy read summary. To download you copy either go to https://idhekss.wordpress.com/reports/ Or click on the picture below : […]
Category: learning disability
Intellectual Disabilities Workforce Programme Update and Offer of Support for stakeholder across Kent, Surrey & Sussex — Workforce Development for People with Intellectual Disabilities
Dear Stakeholder Thank you once again on mine and George Matuska’s behalf for being a part of the Intellectual Disabilities programme of work here at HEE KSS. As our programme work continues, we are able once again to offer financial support for innovative projects supporting the education and training development of the intellectual disability workforce. […]
Supporting learning disabled offenders in the community: Balancing Rights and Restrictions
To mark the 10th anniversary of the Whiteleaf Cottage Service part of Cartref Homes there will be a conference on the 9th of November 0930hrs until 1600hrs covering a range of subjects under the umbrella of “Supporting learning disabled offenders in the community: Balancing Rights and Restrictions”
flyer-conference-9th-november-2016
Watch Sue Marsden from Kent Community Health FT discuss the Anticipatory Care Calendar Project at #LDCoP16
Anticipatory care Calendar Project – Presented by Sue Marsden (Specialist Community Matron) Kent Community Health Foundation Trust
To watch more go to http://ldcop.org.uk/conferences/2016-launch/youtube-videos-ldcop16 and to join the community of practice to get regular update just add you email address below:
Watch Kirsty Bishop of the Burgess Autistic Trusts discuss support strategies and sexually challenging behaviour at #LDCoP16
Support Strategies for people who display Sexualised Behaviours that Challenge Others or the System. ‘Not even sure if my line manager even understands about his sexuality and stuff like that’ -Presented by Kirsty Bishop (Team Leader) Burgess autistic trust
To watch more go to http://ldcop.org.uk/conferences/2016-launch/youtube-videos-ldcop16 and to join the community of practice to get regular update just add you email address below: