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Transcript of Bulletin 114 - 19th April
In this bulletin you will hear about some of the work Inclusion North is doing and information about what is happening across the country.
Find Inclusion North on Facebook and Twitter
You can find out more about all the work we are doing
by following us on Facebook and twitter at:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/InclusionNorth
Twitter: @InclusionNorth
Yorkshire and Humber Safe Places Sharing Event Safe Places is a scheme to provide safe places in the community where people with learning disabilities can go if they get into trouble or feel unsafe, frightened or bullied. We know that there is a lot of good work going on in Yorkshire and the Humber and will be having an event where people can share what is happening in their area.
We have asked some people to tell us about their Safe
Places schemes and what has made it a success.
Inclusion North Bulletin
Issue Number 114
19th April 2016
There will also be time for everyone to ask questions
about the different schemes so that they can support other
areas and help improve their local schemes.
We would like to invite up to 2 people from each Inclusion
North member area to come to this event. You can see a
list of member areas at the end of the bulletin.
The event will take place on
30th June 2016 in Leeds.
To book a place, please contact Marie at
or call
0113 2444792
7 Days of Action – Care BnB
7 Days of Assessment and Treatment Unit (ATU) Action is
a campaign to raise awareness of the thousands of
learning disabled people currently being held against their
wishes in assessment and treatment units.
Find out about it at https://theatuscandal.wordpress.com/
Stay up Late has started a way for people to support the
action.
Often families have to travel hundreds of miles to visit the
person held in the ATU.
They have created a Google Map with the locations of the
ATU and are asking for people to offer free
accommodation to these families.
If you can offer help to families visiting ATUs you can find
more information here
http://bit.ly/1qBwIsT
Or
Facebook message
#CareBnB
CQC review of how NHS trusts investigate and learn from deaths
The CQC is carrying out a review of how NHS trusts look at and report to learn from deaths of people using their services.
This request is from the Secretary of State for Health as part of the Governments response to the Mazars report of deaths of people with a learning disability at Southern Health.
The CQC will look at the quality of work that is done when identifying, reporting and investigating the death anyone in a hospital, care in a community setting or in their own home when services are managed by an NHS Trust.
“CQC’s review aims to find out to what extent NHS trusts are learning organisations when it comes to investigating the deaths of people under their care and how well they support and engage with the families of people who have died.”
The work will be supported by Expert Advisors and involve families and organisations who work with families.
Further information can be found by joining the online community here
http://bit.ly/1QccFpL
You can read the statement from CQC here
http://bit.ly/1SKRJIq
Want to know more about your benefits in Bradford?
Bradford People First a self- advocacy group hold a forum every first Thursday in the month.
At the next forum there will be a guest speaker Pervez Akhtar a Benefit Advisor from Equality Together.
Pervez will be able to answer questions about benefits
The forum will be at
The Mayfield Centre
Bradford
On
Thursday 28th April
from
1pm until 2.30pm
To book a place
Telephone 01274 744151
Hate Crime Initiatives Survey The Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities has launched a survey to see where hate crime initiatives are around the UK.
They want to know where good practice and programmes are in the UK which reduce the number of hate crimes or support people who have been a victim of hate crime. If you run a hate crime scheme the survey is here http://bit.ly/1SLdrMa
Stop Learning Disability Hate Crime Helpline
Stop Hate UK now has a crime helpline in West Yorkshire.
The helpline is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week and is for anyone who is affected by or has seen learning disability hate crime.
The trained helpline team will be able to offer advice and support and crime reporting as well as support from the Hate Crime Advocate or partner agencies.
When a person telephones the helpline they have the option to remain anonymous.
Further Information is available here
http://bit.ly/1Qga7qJ
For further information on how to report hate crime click here
http://bit.ly/1qZn7wQ
Cancer Screening Event
North East Cumbria Learning Disabilities Network are hosting an event to learn about the work being done to improve access to the NHS cancer screening services for people with a learning disability.
The day will include talks from
Dr Dominic Slowie the National Clinical Director for Learning Disability
Billie Moores the Head of Quality Assurance PHE Screening
People with a Learning Disability who have been involved in the project.
Refreshments and Lunch will be provided.
The event will be on
27th June
From
9.30am until 4pm
In
Newcastle
Complete a booking form here
http://bit.ly/1YBxvFa
And send by Email to
Fulfilling Lives Event. The Peoples Parliament County Durham are having their fifth Fulfilling Lives Event designed by people for people who have learning disabilities, carers and support workers on the 31
st May
At New College, Durham From 10am until 1pm The event is free and will include
Over 40 stall holders
Social Activity Zone
Health Zone
Advice and Support Zone
Carers Zone
Employment Zone For further information click http://bit.ly/1S3zX74 Or Contact Paul James Telephone 03000 265521
County Durham Adults Learning Disabilities Engagement Forum
If you are interested in issues which affect people who have learning disabilities. The next County Durham Adults Learning Disabilities Engagement Forum will talk about
Information on Transforming Care
Third sector organisations update
Update on developments in County Durham for people who have learning disabilities
There will also be a workshop on transport, including the issues and barriers related to transport. The Event will be on 31
st May
At New College, Durham From 1pm until 4pm For further information Contact Paul James Telephone 03000 265521
Aspire Community Benefit Society Awards
The Aspire Community Benefit Society supports people with learning disabilities to have better lives in Leeds.
The customer achievement awards has become an annual event held during Leeds learning disability week.
There are 9 awards and customers, families and staff are able to nominate for the awards.
They are open to everyone in Leeds who has a learning disability.
The awards are
The Active Award
The Event of the year Award
The Award for Achievement
The Smile award
The Most Helpful Award
The Creative Award
The Making a Difference award
The Extra Mile Award
The Award for friendship The closing date for nominations is 22
nd April
For more information click
http://bit.ly/1U0hoC5
Durham County Carers Support April Newsletter Caring Matters Durham County Carers Support offer unpaid carers in the County Durham area free services and support. The latest newsletter includes information about events during Carers week beginning the 6
th June and includes
information about
Carers Bake Off Competition
Teesside River Cruise
Lucky 13 Casino Night
Information on Direct payments
NHS Travel costs Scheme
Theatre Trips
Fulfilling Lives 5 and Learning Disability Engagement Forum
Carers Group for Carers Supporting Adults with Autism
PIP Standard Mobility and Vehicle Tax Reduction (Car Tax.)
County Durham & Darlington Carers’ Emergency Support Service
Autism Workshop
County Durham Learning Disabilities Parliament You can find the newsletter here http://bit.ly/23QnIi7
What is coming up next at Inclusion North
26th April Yorkshire & Humber Lead Officers
27th April North East Family Carers
28th April Yorkshire & Humber Talking Travel
12th May Improving Health and Lives
19th May Yorkshire & Humber Leadership Group
If you would like to know more about any of these events
contact Marie on 0113 244 4792
If you would like any information on any of our meetings, training or projects you can contact the office on: Tel: 0113 244 4792 E-mail: [email protected] Or you can write to us at:
Inclusion North CIC Woodhouse Community Centre 197 Woodhouse Street Leeds, LS6 2NY You can visit our website at: www.inclusionnorth.org Or you can contact any member of the Inclusion North team:
Samantha Clark Tel: 07823 536 603 Email: [email protected] Kellie Woodley
Tel: 07876 145 390
Email: [email protected]
Lucy Virgo
Tel: 07944 185771
Email: [email protected]
Angela Ellis
Tel: 07487 729237
Email: [email protected]
Kirsty Morgan
Tel: 07539 729237
Email: [email protected]
Inclusion North Member Areas 2015-16
If you live in one of these areas you can come to our member events.
Yorkshire and the Humber Barnsley Bradford Calderdale Doncaster Hull Leeds North Lincolnshire North Yorkshire Sheffield Wakefield York
North East Darlington Durham Gateshead Hartlepool Middlesbrough Newcastle North Tyneside Northumberland Redcar and Cleveland South Tyneside Stockton Sunderland