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If you have a learning disability and/or autism we’d love you to join us at our next Sheffield Voices Big Voice event on Friday 10th October from 10am to 2pm at St Mary’s Church. This time we’re exploring what it means to be safe and well in Sheffield and we’ll also provide lunch!
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We are very proud that Disability Sheffield Advocacy Service has been awarded the Advocacy Quality Performance Mark for a further 3 years from the National Development Team for Inclusion . It is the UK’s only independent quality performance mark for organisations offering independent advocacy; an essential service for people who need support to express their needs and have increased choice and control in their lives.
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We are seeking to appoint up to three new trustees to our Board, including to the key role of Treasurer.As a Disabled People’s User-Led Organisation (DPULO) we are very keen to hear from disabled applicants .LGBTQ+ and ethnically diverse communities are also currently under-represented on our board, similarly younger people, which we are also hoping to redress.Closing Date: 9am, 29 September
FULL ARTICLESheffield Teaching Hospitals, in partnership with Employment is for Everyone and the Department for Work and Pensions, is hosting an Employability Session for people with...
MORE DETAILSMake It Together is a new creative online space from Disability Rights UK, designed for Deaf and Disabled people to come together, share experiences, and...
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In Phase 2 of Sheffield City Council’s review of their Housing Allocations Policy, they have taken all feedback into account and created a new draft of the policy. Consultation on the final draft is open until 17th November and the Council would welcome your views.
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2025 is a significant anniversary as it marks the 30th year since the passing of the landmark Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) in the UK. Disability Rights UK’s online Conference on 26 November celebrates and considers its impact and looks ahead to what still needs to be done.
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By reading their draft policy and completing their short survey you can help the Housing Service to understand and define what it means to be vulnerable and what adjustments can be put in place to support vulnerable individuals to access their service. The consultation closes on 19 November
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