Treat Me Right! is a project from Certitude that empowers individuals who have a learning disability and/or are autistic to provide training and consultancy.
If you're a London based retail outlet or bank, we can deliver free training for you on learning disability and autism awareness.
Our training is co-delivered by people with lived experience.
Contact us here if interested!
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Proud to be a finalist for the Women Achieving Greatness in Social Care awards in the Social Care Change Agent category. Can't wait to celebrate next week
This #PurpleTuesday we hear from our @TMRCertitude team. They have a range of lived experience & professional backgrounds, & provide training & consultancy on how to support different minds in our communities, all from their unique perspectives!
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Thank you to members, co-chairs and speakers for a fantastic series of VODG professional network meetings over the last couple of weeks. Topics discussed include the future of social care, digital transformation, making training accessible and more.
#Community#StrongerTogether
We're on our way to the House of Lords for the launch of the @CareTalkMag awards today.
ALT Anne, a white woman wearing a green coat is standing next to Berge, a man with Downs Syndrome. They are both smiling and standing in front of Big Ben
New Study! Want to help develop mental health assessment tools for autistic adults? We are looking for autistic adults in the UK to complete an anonymous online survey. For further information and to take part, follow this link: nottinghampsych.eu.qualtrics…
We asked friends who draw on social care 'If the right support were available, what would you love to do with your life?' Here's what they told us 👇
If you draw on social care, tell us what you'd love to do in life, using #IWouldLoveTo Read more: socialcarefuture.org.uk/noti…
We've had the best time training staff from @SLPMentalHealth. We did their first day of training and now we are here facilitating their final day reflection session. We've been made to feel very welcome.