The DAVID Project came about after a member of People First Merseyside, David, became ill and sadly passed away. As he had no family, the group quickly realised there were […]
Read MoreREACHE stands for Research Engagement And Collaborative Health Enquiry. This research project focused on working to include people with learning disabilities into research projects, with the goal of promoting inclusion, […]
Read MoreWe are still over the moon about how well our DAVID Project Conference went! The DAVID Project Conference took place on the 13th June at the Holiday Inn in Liverpool […]
Read MoreIn the last two weeks, the DAVID project has been very busy! The group held a Death Café for the people at Mersey Care. The Death Café took place in […]
Read MoreThe DAVID Project has been busy creating Easy Read resources as well as activity booklets that we plan to test run very soon, with other groups. They are looking brilliant […]
Read MoreRecently, the members have been working hard on the Organ Donation and Writing a Will resource packs. Over the next few weeks, the packs will hopefully be ready to show […]
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We have already had one very successful Death Cafe at Hope Uni this year, and have another three planned in March! We are working with the Sociology and Disability Studies […]
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Today in Blood Pathway we talked about the Human Rights Act 1998. We explored what each article means through practical examples we might encounter in our daily lives. It is […]
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Research has shown that people with learning disabilities die younger than the general population, and do not receive the same quality of care. This includes the barriers that people with […]
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In this week’s session of the Money management course, we continued to look at some budgeting dilemmas. The members worked in small groups and discussed some ‘What would you do?’ […]
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