Our latest publication is for support workers who find the person with learning disabilities they support in the criminal justice system. It shows how to make a well-informed, constructive contribution, which is valued, not just by the person they support, but also by partner professionals in the criminal justice system.
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We are delighted to announce that L'Arche Highland has become the 66th organisation to sign up to the Charter for Involvement
Go to articleARC Scotland requires Freelance SVQ Assessors (all areas within Scotland) to join our expanding training and assessment team.
Go to articleAt an event in Dumfries on 24th January Powerful Voices Together members shared some of the actions they have been doing
Go to articleGuidelines produced by Scottish Borders Learning Disability Service Provider Forum members
Go to articleWe are health and social care training specialists. Our social enterprise provides SQA accredited awards and a range of specialist learning options.
Find out moreAccredited awards in Social Services and Healthcare, Learning and Development, Management and Leadership awards at levels 2, 3 and 4 and CPD packages.
Find out moreAdvanced learning through short courses and skills development programmes.
Find out moreAdvice on sources of funding, including Individual Learning Accounts (ILA).
We are committed to involving supported people in everything we do, and are leading the way in helping others to do the same.
Find out moreA network of people with learning disabilities and other support needs who wrote and promote the Charter for Involvement.
Find out moreA framework that shows how supported people want to be involved in their services and communities.
Find out moreBringing supported people together in their local areas to lead change in their services and communities.
Find out moreWe bring together hundreds of people from across Scotland to improve knowledge, practice and policy.
Find out moreImproving support for people with learning disabilities who are accused or convicted of committing a crime.
Find out moreImproving the experience of young people (14 – 25 years) with additional support needs as they make the transition to adult life.
Find out morePromoting joint working and shared learning amongst social care providers in their local areas.
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