Authors at Work Competition 2016 by Keele University, entries by pupils at Madeley High School have been published in this edition of Collected Stories: living with a disability. Illustrations by Laura Green, design by Reach, Asist advocacy services. Proceeds from the sale of the book go to the Donna Louise Hospice.
Please select the link below to view an electronic version of the book:
https://indd.adobe.com/view/8be91b37-72b4-4838-b310-c3df5962f94d
Urgent news about Reach self advocacy funding in Staffordshire!
10 years ago Reach Members took part in workshops to celebrate different cultures in Stoke-on-Trent. Click on the link to see our work about different cultures in Stoke in 2006:
https://sway.com/MuAvuA8agFfaLob3
Now we are working with the City of Culture 2021 Team and want to hear from you, what does culture mean to you?
We organised and facilitated an event in Stafford, attended by over 90 people with learning disabilities and carers to inform the Health and Social Care Self Assessment Framework. We asked people for their ideas and experiences about dignity and respect in health and social care services, and support for carers. Funded by Stoke-on-Trent city council, Staffordshire county council and CCGs in Stoke and Staffordshire.
The Communication Toolkit was developed by Keele University and Asist Advocacy Services in partnership for Birmingham Children’s Hospital and others. This toolkit is now being shared with Great Ormond Street Hospital to help communication with children, young people & families where there is a learning disability.
Published on 12 Nov 2014
The 15 minute ‘Understanding Autism’ film has been commissioned by Staffordshire County Council and Stoke on Trent City Council. The film was developed and produced by Keele University, Reach and ASIST Advocacy,Capture Media Company and Insight Autism Consultancy. It is based around the experiences of people with autism, parents and professionals.
Making a difference together toolkit has been shortlisted for an award in two separate categories, Learning disability nursing and also in the category Nursing in the community.
https://awards.nursingtimes.net/shortlist-2015
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