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Want to join our team? Do you share our values? Help us improve the lives of disabled people. You don't need previous experience or qualifications. We'll provide on-the-job training.
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Choice Support is a social care charity working across much of England to provide the best possible support to people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs.
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We are all in our late twenties, and up until now we’ve never had a smear test. We thought we didn’t need to. Kirsty
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Most of us take for granted that our home is our place of sanctuary, where we can feel secure. Housing Director
Having the right place to live with the right support has helped Kathy take more control over her own life. She makes the decisions about what happens in her own home.
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Moving in together was one of the best decisions we ever made. Neval and Mark
This is how Neval and Mark still describe their relationship after 10 years of living together. Neval had been living on her own and getting daily support from her staff but sometimes her loneliness made her cry. Mark was also living alone following the death of his first wife.
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...since Amy has been with Choice Support, I have not been able to find any bad. Amy's mother
Amy had a tough start in life. Her complex physical and learning disabilities mean that she can’t use speech to tell others what she wants or needs.
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Being more than a provider
Published on 10.06.2022
by Choice Support
You are invited to an event organised by people who care about getting good support. People who want to shape and inspire better social care for everyone in the future.
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Having a Baby
Published on 16.05.2022
by Books Beyond Words
Beyond Words launches a new evidence-based picture story called, Having a Baby, which aims to improve the experience of maternity care for expectant parents with learning disabilities.
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Stand by Me
Published on 05.05.2022
by Dr Paula Jacobs, Dr Karen Watchman, Andrew Doyle MBE and Professor Heather Wilkinson
Take part in a new UK-wide research study on supporting couples when one partner has dementia.
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