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Talks with people with a learning disability, autistic people and family carers about NHS England. and NHS Improvement

Leeds, England
Joined August 2015
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    Oct 23

    There is a new plan to make sure that people who most need services can access them. Watch this video of Vicky who has a and who is . talks about her hopes and fears about the plan

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  2. 8 hours ago

    You might be feeling anxious as things change over the next few weeks going back to school, college or uni. Read top tips for people with a from about talking about your feelings

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  3. 13 hours ago

    People with a and people can experience the same difficulties as everyone else. Here are some tips that can help with your .

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  4. Oct 30

    We have been told to wear face coverings in places like shops. This film talks about why a face covering is important, how to wear one safely and why some people might not have to wear one.

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  5. Oct 30

    There are some new in England to stop spreading quickly, especially in places where a lot of people have the virus. There are different rules in different areas. Find out more about the new rules in this leaflet from Mencap

    easy read information about new rules
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  6. Oct 29

    Are you a for someone and have a health problem? Ask your doctor or chemist for your . It will protect you and the person you’re looking after. If it’s hard to leave the house, you can get a home visit

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  7. Oct 29

    Are you a for someone with a ? Read this information from about why it is so important to make sure the person you look after is on the .

    learning disability register
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  8. Oct 29

    There is lots of fake news out there about getting your flu vaccination (jab). But don’t let anything stop you getting your flu jab. Watch this fab video from to find out more

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  9. Oct 28

    The NHS has planned about making sure that we get rid of any unfair differences in the health of some people compared to other people - called health inequalities. Read easy read plan to stop here

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  10. Oct 28

    There are some new in England to stop spreading quickly, especially in places where a lot of people have the virus. There are different rules in different areas. Find out more about the new rules in this leaflet from Mencap

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  11. Oct 28

    We have been told to wear face coverings in places like shops. This film talks about why a face covering is important, how to wear one safely and why some people might not have to wear one.

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    Oct 27

    Flu vaccinations for people with a learning disability and/or people who... via please share

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  13. Oct 27

    This watch this video of Sam and Aisha talking about why it’s important to speak up and learn from history to stop racism - thank you for sharing this important message

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  14. Oct 27

    The next time you see the health and social care staff who support you, they might wear a ‘I’ve had my flu jab’ sticker. This means they're helping you to not get the flu. More info here

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    Oct 27

    If you would like to have more information about the ODN Co-lead role please email Chloe Dexter (ODN Project Support) on swy-tr.yh-lda-odn@nhs.net

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  16. Oct 27

    Because of , there are different in different areas. This depends what your area is in. Find out what tier is in your area using this postcode checker

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  17. Oct 27

    New NHS plan makes sure people who most need services can access them. Watch who has a and who is . Vicky talks about her hopes and fears about the plan  

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  18. Oct 26

    “In order for autism research to look more diverse, you need to fill the spaces with Black people. Not just for your photo shoot, not just for the magazine cover. You need these people in the background. You need that input because that's what makes the changes.”

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  19. Oct 26

    This check out this interesting conversation between black researchers talking about being

    Very important conversation with four Black autism researchers, at this link: About the challenges, the importance of finding one another for peer support, & the improvements happening in some places.
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  20. Oct 26

    Not everyone can wear a face covering – for example if you are disabled. But if you can, you can use anything so long as it safely covers your nose and mouth. Watch this video about wearing a mask safely and who doesn’t need to wear one.

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  21. Oct 26

    There are new rules. There is 3 different levels that areas can be in and each level has different rules. The levels are medium, high and very high. These are sometimes called tiers. Read more in leaflet from

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