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A message from Norfolk County Council : “We are undertaking a joint review of Norfolk arrangements for improving both the Learning Disability and Autism services for adults we commission as Norfolk County Council and Norfolk & Waveney Integrated Care Board. A joint project team is working closely with an independent partner, Tricordant, who have now …
A message from Autism Bedfordshire As a reminder we will be continuing our theme of looking at the National Autism Strategy, focussing this time on transitions to adult services. Meeting details: We will have other professionals joining us to talk about: The meeting is held online via MS Teams and you will need to register …
Skills for Care are currently looking for experts by experience to join their Expert Advisor Group. The Skills for Care advisory group makes sure that people have the right skills to work in social care in the United Kingdom. This can include support workers, home workers, and social workers. The Experts advisory group is made …
In September 2021, Spectrum 10K paused their study after feedback from autistic people and their parents and carers about the use of data collection, and consent and the use of data collected in future studies. The study was going to look at “the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to autism and related physical and …
Norfolk County Council is working with autistic people aged 16 plus to plan what type of support a new adult autism social care service could offer. The service aims to support autistic adults by providing short-term practical support to live as independently as possible. The questionnaire is aimed at autistic people aged 16 and over, …
In 2019 the Norfolk and Waveney Health and Care Partnership made its plans for Adult Mental Health and Children and Young People’s Mental Health. Since then, we’ve all lived through the Covid pandemic which has led to a significant increase in needs for mental health support. There are now proposals to bring the NHS closer …
Norfolk County Council wants to work with autistic people, their parents and carers to design an adult autism social care service.
Closes: March 2023
