Explore our resources to learn about how to personalise care and support.
Explore our resources to learn about how to personalise care and support.
Direct Payments provide choice and control, but can come with risks – both perceived and real. In this webinar, we explored the ways we can balance risk while supporting people to live their life their way.
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For Direct Payments to work, people need to be able to spend them on things they want. But how do we help to create a thriving marketplace? Hear from our panellists in this webinar recording.
In this webinar recording, you can discover how to use Direct Payments – even when money’s tight – to make a positive difference in people’s lives.
In this webinar recording, you can discover practical ways to approach support planning creatively – and hear about the difference this can make in people’s lives.
Part of our Reinvigorating Direct Payments event series.
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This pack brings together a set of simple tools that support person-centred
thinking – helping people take more control over their care and support,
and helping others to understand what really matters to them.
This report explores what it means to experience ‘well-led’ care and support, drawing on the perspectives of people with lived experience and people working in health and social care.
In this short video, people tell us about the words and phrases they think carry hidden messages in social care.
A report promoting the wellbeing of people living with dementia through community development, social innovation, and personalised support.
In this short video blog, Martin Walker – Head of Practice Development for Self Directed Support – shares his take on what CQC Local Authority Assurance reports can tell us about how well we’re doing with direct payments.
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For Co-production Week 2025, join us as we explore the journey the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) has taken to develop a Vision for Co-production.
This guide will help you think about and understand the language we use to communicate about disability.
This guide will help you to understand and reflect on the language we use to communicate about neurodiversity.
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Direct Payments provide choice and control, but can come with risks – both perceived and real. In this webinar, we explored the ways we can balance risk while supporting people to live their life their way.
You will:
Hear from a ...
For Direct Payments to work, people need to be able to spend them on things they want. But how do we help to create a thriving marketplace? Hear from our panellists in this webinar recording.
In this webinar recording, you can discover how to use Direct Payments – even when money’s tight – to make a positive difference in people’s lives.
In this webinar recording, you can discover practical ways to approach support planning creatively – and hear about the difference this can make in people’s lives.
Part of our Reinvigorating Direct Payments event series.
Also covered ...
This pack brings together a set of simple tools that support person-centred
thinking – helping people take more control over their care and support,
and helping others to understand what really matters to them.
This report explores what it means to experience ‘well-led’ care and support, drawing on the perspectives of people with lived experience and people working in health and social care.
In this short video, people tell us about the words and phrases they think carry hidden messages in social care.
A report promoting the wellbeing of people living with dementia through community development, social innovation, and personalised support.
In this short video blog, Martin Walker – Head of Practice Development for Self Directed Support – shares his take on what CQC Local Authority Assurance reports can tell us about how well we’re doing with direct payments.
Resource ...
For Co-production Week 2025, join us as we explore the journey the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) has taken to develop a Vision for Co-production.
This guide will help you think about and understand the language we use to communicate about disability.
This guide will help you to understand and reflect on the language we use to communicate about neurodiversity.
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