Webinar for commissioners and providers offering employment support to people with learning disabilities and mental health problems

Published: 9 Jun, 2014

This free webinar will help commissioners and providers make sure that the money spent on employment supports for people with learning disabilities and for people with mental health problems is cost-effective.

The learning material will be based on the evidence that NDTi have generated from a two year research project into this subject. The webinar will share both data and practical tools for achieving change.

Who should attend

This webinar is mainly for learning disability and mental health commissioners and will also be of interest to providers of employment supports.

Webinar presenter

The webinar will be led by Rob Greig – NDTi Chief Executive. Rob was the Government’s National Director for Learning Disabilities from 2001-2008 and was the lead research for the two-year research project into the cost effectiveness of employment supports.

How does the webinar work

You will need a computer with a good Internet connection to watch a live presentation.

A landline or a mobile so that you can take part in the discussion.

The full joining instructions will be sent out shortly. There is no charge for the webinar. The only cost for you is for the conference call to 0844 number (4.3p per minute +VAT from the landline).

To book a place, download, complete and email the registration form to: events@ndti.org.uk or call 01225 789135

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