This was a government fund to give financial support to disabled people to enable then to live at home rather than in residential care.
The Fund is closed to new applicants, and will stop supporting existing users on 30 June 2015.
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Riding high: Super Steve reaches the top of the world!
He took a trusty Royal Enfield Bullet motorbike and rode it along some of the most challenging terrain in the high passes of the Himalayas in India.…
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Happy 75th birthday George!
We were recently sent these gorgeous photos of George McCullagh, from Northern Ireland, celebrating his 75th birthday last month!…
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New NICE guidance on growing older
Earlier this year, the DSA was pleased to be involved in shaping new guidance around growing older with a learning disability. We responded to a National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NIC…
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Are you a primary or secondary school teacher? If so, you may be able to help with this research study;
‘Measuring mainstream teachers’ attitudes towards the inclusion of students with Down’s Syndrome’
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Measuring mainstream teachers’ attitudes towards the inclusion of...