Harriet Wilson retweeted
This week is your last chance to submit a piece of art for our digital exhibition!
We want creative submissions on what care means to you, and what the future of care might look like. The deadline to submit is this Friday. Find out more, and get involved: ow.ly/GYFe50KqYQ8
Harriet Wilson retweeted
Drop-in to Horsham Library on Thu 29th Sep to chat to our Voluntary Sector Support team! We will be there from 10am until 2.30pm, there is no need to book an appointment, just turn up.
ALT Voluntary Sector drop-in poster for Horsham Library.
Harriet Wilson retweeted
People who have a #LearningDisability or other condition, but not #DownSyndrome can also have a say about the #DownSyndromeAct This is the #EasyRead survey assets.publishing.service.go…
Not easy read survey gov.uk/government/consultati…
@AdvocacyinGreen
Harriet Wilson retweeted
Are you #autistic and living in #WestSussex? Would you like to influence the implementation of an annual health check specifically for autistic people? Please share your experiences of accessing GP services by completing this questionnaire. forms.office.com/r/XsBcQyXEK…
Are you #autistic and living in #WestSussex? Would you like to influence the implementation of an annual health check specifically for autistic people? Please share your experiences of accessing GP services by completing this questionnaire. forms.office.com/r/XsBcQyXEK…
Harriet Wilson retweeted
Exciting job opportunity for an Aspergers group supporter impact-initiatives.org.uk/jo…
Exciting job opportunity for an Aspergers group supporter impact-initiatives.org.uk/jo…
Harriet Wilson retweeted
The lockdown might soon be over for many of us.
But over 2000 people with a #LearningDisability and/or #Autism remain locked away.🔒
Away from home.🏠
Away from family.👪
At an increased risk of abuse.😔
Change has to happen: bit.ly/WV10EmailYourMP 👈
#Winterbourne10YearsOn
ALT A image of a woman holding her head, looking at the floor. It says 2,040 people with a learning disability and/or autism are locked away in inpatient units.
Impact's Self-Advocacy group support service is recruiting! Please see our website for details. impact-initiatives.org.uk/jo…
Harriet Wilson retweeted
Self-Advocacy groups are still open. #Coronavirus has highlighted how many users aren't online however & we are trying to adapt the service to deal with this. To get involved with the chats get in touch with Harriet 07909 254 216 between Monday to Thursday 9am - 3pm.
Harriet Wilson retweeted
Fantastic effort from the team at Sutton-in-Ashfield who are supporting the residents there to use laptops to make video calls to loved ones. 💻 💬
It's so important to stay in touch with family and friends right now.
There's nothing better than seeing someone smile. 😁
Harriet Wilson retweeted
Ageing Well is coordinating support for older people across Brighton and Hove.
For information, help or someone to talk to call us 07770061072 or email ageingwellbh@impact-initiatives.org.uk
ageingwellbh.org/coronavirus…
#Coronavid19 #Brighton #Hove #elderly
Harriet Wilson retweeted
Promoting this vital service for people feeling particularly isolated at this time or those who just need to talk
Harriet Wilson retweeted
If you missed out on our sessions yesterday there's good news: you can sign up to attend our next open Introduction to Autism session in Littlehampton on 9th July. Go here for tickets and further info: eventbrite.com/e/aspie-train…
Harriet Wilson retweeted
@isabelle241212 we want the government to tackle #hatecrime against people with learning disabilities and autism. Please help us prove change needs to happen NOW by RT our survey surveymonkey.co.uk/r/QN5D6SN #ImWithSam
Thanks to everyone who came to the Worthing Easy Read Hub launch. Great training from @Worthingspeakabout and @PeopleFirstSA and great to see @wscc library service and @dwp go away with some information in easy read. Contact @worthingSpeakabout to join the hub.
Harriet Wilson retweeted
We've got the funding for @advocacy_impact for another year so we can keep going and going until summer 2020! We've been getting a petition done - thanks to everyone who signed it.