Caroline Gray is a poet and Vice Chair of the National Involvement Network
Caroline is a member of the National Involvement Network, which brings together people receiving support from across Scotland
Go to article >Important News from Ayrshire Involvement Network
There is a new bug going round called Coronavirus or COVID-19. Doctors say it’s easy to catch
Go to article >COVID 19 – Guidance
Important information about COVID 19
Go to article >Coronavirus for Children and Young People with complex needs
The Royal College of Paediatricians and Child Health, as the lead professional body for paediatricians, has posted some info
Go to article >ARC Scotland – Coronavirus
Throughout this uncertain period we remain fully committed to continuing to support the many people and organisations
Go to article >Coronavirus – Home to stay safe
Coronavirus is a new illness spreading across the world. The symptoms are:
Go to article >Coronavirus advice for unpaid carers
Anyone providing regular support to a vulnerable friend or relative will want to do what they can to protect their own health
Go to article >Being Involved – Learn from the Experts
The next session will take place at Rothes Halls in Glenrothes on 26th March from 1.30pm - 4.30pm
Go to article >Getting Transitions Right Training – 19th March 2020
William Quarrier Conference Centre, 20 St Kenneth Drive, Glasgow G51 4QD - 9.30am - 4.30pm
Go to article >Getting Transitions Right – 29th May 2020
The Barracks Conference Centre, Forthside Way, Stirling, FK8 1QZ - 9.30am - 4.30pm
Go to article >Getting Transitions Right – 9th June 2020
at ARC Scotland offices, Unit 12, Hardengreen Business Centre, Eskbank, Dalkeith, EH22 3NX - 9.30am - 4.30pm
Go to article >‘Getting Transitions Right’ – upcoming training sessions
This course will inspire you to develop approaches that enable young people with additional needs to reach their potential
Go to article >ELCAP sign up to the Charter for Involvement
ELCAP members voted unanimously to adopt the Charter at the charity’s Annual General Meeting on 11 October.
Go to article >Ray’s Opportunities sign up to the Charter for Involvement
Ray's Opportunities are the 83rd organisation to sign up to the Charter for Involvement.
Go to article >Charter for Involvement – Living the lives we want
National Involvement Network members gave the keynote presentation at the IASSIDD World Congress in Glasgow
Go to article >NEW Charter for Involvement
The Charter for Involvement was published in 2015 and has now been updated. The 12 statement remains the same
Go to article >Charter for Involvement
We are delighted that Weavers Burn Housing Support Service in Dundee has signed up to the Charter for Involvement
Go to article >AILN sign up to the Charter for Involvement
Ayrshire Independent Living Network are the 79th organisation to sign up to the Charter for Involvement.
Go to article >NIN Meeting – 26th March 2019
"The Charter for Involvement is a brilliant idea. It sets the agenda we all have to achieve" - Christina McKelvie
Go to article >Looking for Someone Like Me: Representation in Picture Books
Think about how learning disabilities and other types of disability are represented in picture books
Go to article >Edinburgh Book Festival
Did you know that Edinburgh Book Festival has won Euan's Guide Accessibility Award for Best Pop-Up Venue for the past 3 years
Go to article >2019-21 The Keys to Life Implementation Framework and Priorities
An online version can be found on the keys to life website
Go to article >White Top Centre sign up to the Charter for Involvement
The White Top Centre in Dundee are the 76th organisation to sign up to the Charter for Involvement
Go to article >Uppertunity sign up to the Charter for Involvement
We are delighted that Uppertunity in Dundee signed up to the Charter for Involvement
Go to article >Partners for Inclusion sign up to the Charter for Involvement
On Tuesday 15 January Partners for Inclusion became the 74th organisation to sign up to the Charter for Involvement
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