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13 January 2020
Source: ADASS physical & sensory impairment & HIV/AIDS network
The agenda for the ADASS physical & sensory impairment & HIV/AIDS network meeting 07/02/20 11 – 15.00 is attached below The meeting will take place at: Thomas Pocklington Trust, The Pocklington Hub, Tavistock House South, Tavistock Square, WC1H 9LG The full agenda is attached below. All network members are welcome to attend but please could you confirm with me Matt
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12 September 2019
Source: ADASS physical & sensory impairment & HIV/AIDS network
The re-scheduled meeting of the ADASS physical & sensory impairment & HIV/AIDS network will take place at 11- 3 on the 18th October 2019 at The Pocklington Hub, BMA House, Entrance D, 4th Floor, Tavistock House South, Tavistock Square, WC1H 9LG. The agenda for the meeting is attached A Speech to Text reporter has been booked for this meeting Sign
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15 July 2019
Source: ADASS
The ADASS physical & sensory impairment & HIV/AIDS network, the Rehab Workers professional network, Visionary and Vision UK have worked together to achieve the Endorsement of ADASS for a Professional Register for Vision Rehabilitation Workers. The professional body for Vision Rehabilitation Workers, the Rehabilitation Workers Professional Network (RWPN), has established a professional register which requires all members to
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18 February 2019
Source: HFT
The financial pressures crippling the social care sector could start to directly impact the vulnerable adults it supports, according to a newly published report, which shows the number of providers handing back contracts in the past 12 months has more than doubled. Independent research commissioned by Hft found that in 2018 more than half (59%) of providers had been forced
Read more HFT: New report “a red flag for the future of social care”, as providers warn cuts could soon be felt by vulnerable adults
12 February 2019
Source: ADASS physical & sensory impairment & HIV/AIDS network + Vision UK
Papers for the ADASS physical & sensory impairment & HIV/AIDS network meeting 15/02/19 To be held on 15/02/19, 11.00am – 3.00pm Location: Thomas Pocklington Trust, The Pocklington Hub, Tavistock House South, Tavistock Square, WC1H 9LG A Speech to Text reporter has been booked for this meeting
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4 February 2019
Attached is the agenda for the ADASS al Disabilities, Sensory Impairment and HIV/AIDS Network meeting.on 15/02/19. The meeting will be from 11.00am – 3.00pm a Thomas Pocklington Trust, The Pocklington Hub, Tavistock House South, Tavistock Square, WC1H 9LG If you would like to attend please let us know tayyaba.kamal@visionuk.org.uk Further papers will be sent out as soon as possible.
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24 January 2019
Source: The Kings Fund
This report is a call to action on community services. The longstanding ambition to strengthen these services has not been realised. Growing financial and workforce pressures are having an impact on the ability of service providers to meet the needs of the population and to make a reality of the vision set out in the NHS five year forward view
Read more The Kings Fund: Reimagining community services Making the most of our assets
17 December 2018
Source: NHS Eng;and Long Term Plan Engagement Team
13 December 2018
Source: Asif Iqbal
Presentations for the Sensory Strategies for Hertfordshire, Kent and Oxfordshire attached.
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Herts CC Sensory Services Presentation Updated Jan 2018 - Hearing Professiona ..
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6 December 2018
Source: LGA
The responses the LGA have received have make it clear beyond doubt: doing nothing is no longer an option. Years of significant underfunding of councils, coupled with rising demand and costs for care and support, have combined to push adult social care services to breaking point. The Government’s recent decision to delay its long-awaited green paper on the issue until
Read more ‘The lives we want to lead’ – the LGA green paper for adult social care
