Inclusion

Explores the relationship between learning disabilities and mental health for young people during the transitional period.

This Outline looks at how providers of leisure activities can improve accessibility and inclusivity for people with disabilities and their carers.

Looks at how the diverse needs of disabled people can be addressed in an organisation’s values statement. It also summarises evidence on the values that can support the workforce in delivering quality disability services, and how these values can be integrated in the third sector.

Explores evidence around the outcomes of involvement in social enterprises for young people with additional support needs.

Jaynie Mitchell, Director at Inspiring Inclusion (Scotland) shares the experience of her own family of accessing appropriate services and support for her son who was diagnosed with autism as a child.

Peter Bates, from the National Development Team for Inclusion, speaks about the promotion of choice for excluded and vulnerable people.

Recorded at North Lanarkshire Council's event Self Directed Support: The Bigger Picture.

Marie Wolfe, Ger Minogue and Rob Hopkins.

Recorded at the Scottish Conference on Inclusive Learning Disability Research.

Being included - 21 years of Central England People First by Ian Davies, Craig Hart and Catherine O'Byrne.

Recorded at the Scottish Conference on Inclusive Learning Disability Research.

Kathryn MacIver.

Recorded at the Scottish Conference on Inclusive Learning Disability Research.

Keys to Our Research: Unlocking the Doors to a Better Future - Ian Brookes, Sylvia Archibald and Kerry McInnes.

Recorded at the Scottish Conference on Inclusive Learning Disability Research.