…and how you can help: https://www.sibs.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Sibs.org_.uk-Young-siblings-staying-at-home.mp4 We are all being asked to stay at home due to lockdown once again. This month we’re talking about how important it is to…
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Around eighteen months ago, our family were informed that my brother D’s appointee, the manager of the project where he lives within a supported living community, was retiring. We were…
…problems. Children and adolescents who are the siblings of children with intellectual disabilities or autism- Research evidence, Professor Richard Hasting, 2013 Siblings of disabled children were almost three times more…
Why it’s important to talk to siblings about disability or illness Improves understanding It helps siblings understand why things are different with their brother or sister. For example, a sibling…
…area. Whether it’s schools, colleges, universities, faith communities, workplaces, cafes, youth clubs, community noticeboards, hospitals, football clubs, GP surgeries…and beyond!…it will all make a difference in helping us to reach…
…this limited period of time. As my brother was exempt from a mask, I was committed to doing everything I could to protect him and those around me. We needed…
Date – 10th November 2023 9.30am -1pm Venue – Online via Zoom. Price – £140 for statutory services, £125 for voluntary sector Overview There are an estimated half a million…
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…3: The informal carer with Max Cookward Watch dancers Max Cookward and Annie-Rose Grantham in ‘Joy’ For all podcast episodes, articles and dance films visit www.stepchangestudios.com/conversations Adult sibling carers …