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VODG members are jointly funding work to explore local authority appetite for novation.

The latest NAO report looks at changes to the skilled worker visa and the need for whole government collaboration. Pace of reform means the home Office has not always been able to fully assess the impact of changes.

Inclusion Barnet’s campaign seeks to persuade the Government to work with organisations led by disabled people to make workplaces accessible for many more of us and to improve social security so that everyone can live a decent life, whether they’re in work or not.

Southdown is the largest not-for-profit provider of care, support and housing in Sussex, making a positive difference for over 11,000 people across 60 different services every year. Southdown also plays an active and leading role to develop housing, care, and support across Sussex to improve access to services for those that need them.

Travel training from AFK is a personalised program that teaches young individuals across North London who are neurodiverse and/or disabled to navigate public transportation safely and independently.

VODG members United Response, Dimensions and Mencap relaunch My Vote My Voice for the 2025 local elections.

VODG's newest member, Penderels Trust, offers a PA Finder (online PA registers), appointeeships, deputyships and personal health budget support in addition to direct payment support services.

Watch ITV News West Country’s coverage of last week’s Providers Unite event in London, including interviews with Hilary, Leo and Gracie from Milestone’s Trust about the funding pressures that support providers are under.

Braille and audio versions of World Book Day books are available for families and young people with a vision impairment, and can be ordered from RNIB.

Autism Together has been recognised by The Smallest Things charity for the support it offers to employees if they, or their partner, gives birth prematurely.