Photo by John Nail on Pexels.com Housing There’s a few housing options but the most common ones for people with severe learning disabilities are to rent a home from the local authority, share with a few others in supported living or live in a larger care home. Your sibling might live with you/your parent –… Continue reading Health and social care in England
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Accessible Homes: How to Find One or Make One Yourself
This post is about accessible housing.
Inclusive Cultures: Attracting and Fostering Different Talent in Business
This blog post is about inclusive employment.
Open letter to my middle school speech therapist: Mrs. Smith
This blog post is written by Michelle Vinokurov. She has written a letter to one of her former speech and language therapists in gratitude for the social skills that she learned that is made her the person she is today. For more information regarding Michelle, please see the bio at the end of the post.
The University Experience as a Sib
This blog post describes the sibling experience and internal conflicts about going to college or university.
