VODG members are invited to explore being involved in the next phase of SPECTROM training with Imperial College, to tackle over-medication in learning disability services.
The Information Tribunal has ordered HM Treasury and the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to reveal important information requested by Access Social Care around the decision-making processes which determine funding for adult social care.
ADHD guide is designed to offer practical advice and support for parents and carers, helping them to understand ADHD and how to support children in their care.
We are looking for individuals to help us sharpen our thinking and bring new and diverse voices and backgrounds within CARE to support, drive, and help us deliver our plans.
Over 125 organisations, including VODG and our members, have written to the Chancellor, Health Ministers and opposition spokespeople urging Rachel Reeves to reconsider measures in her recent Budget.
Inspirational new video co-produced and co-directed with the people who receive support from KeyRing about the friendships they have made, the skills they have shared and the things that they have achieved.
VODG warns that the scheduled rise in employers’ national insurance contributions is going to have catastrophic consequences for state-funded disability services next year.
This role offers the opportunity to bring your vision and leadership skills to an organisation making a transformative impact on thousands of lives, nationwide. Contract type: Full time, Job role: Chief Executive, Workplace: Hybrid, Salary: £125,000 p/a, Closing date: 22 Nov 2024
We are looking for a volunteer Trustee, with an acumen for finance, to join us at The Royal School for the Blind Charity, Liverpool. Contract type: Contract, Job role: Trustee, Closing date: 10 Dec 2024
VODG welcomes the introduction of the Mental Health Act and its role in reducing the number of autistic people and people with a learning disability detained in long stay units.
Please be aware that this resource is exclusively accessible to members who contributed to the initial survey. Should you encounter any difficulties or have any questions regarding the access process, please feel free to reach out to us; we are here to assist you.
Young Epilepsy is asking people to send a message to their elected representatives to help push UK governments to take action on school support for children with epilepsy.
