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The Discharge Toolkit

The Discharge Toolkit

 A project to create two new resources to help patients in specialist learning disability or mental health hospital services plan for leaving hospital.
Learning by Doing Together

Learning by Doing Together

 CHANGE is working alongside Leeds University on a new project called Learning by Doing Together. We are exploring the creation of new jobs for people with learning disabilities in learning disabilities services.  
Keeping Safe Online

Keeping Safe Online

 CHANGE worked with the Care Management Group to co-produce a new guide for keeping safe online. The guide is in easy read and is for people with learning disabilities.
Supported decision-making

Supported decision-making

 IDEA 12, a project funded by the EU, brought together organisations from 5 different countries to look at how supported decision-making is used under Article 12 of CRPD.
Inclusion in the Community

Inclusion in the Community

 CHANGE has been asked by the Department of Health to look at improving people's lives as they move from hospital back to the community.
Parenting Projects

Parenting Projects

 We created a range of easy read books to support parents with learning disabilities. These books are now used by parents and professionals across the UK.
Sex Education for Adults with Disabilities

Sex Education for Adults with Disabilities

 The SEAD project was a long-term, Europe-wide sex education programme for adults with disabilities. CHANGE acted as partner in the development of a toolkit to be used in educating people with learning disabilities about sex and relationships. 
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Don't Shut Me Out!

 Funded by Comic Relief, Don’t Shut Me Out! is a project focussed on inclusion of people with learning disabilities within campaigning organisations working around issues that disproportionately affect their lives.
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