People like myself with learning disabilities worried about disability benefit cuts. My benefits is so important for me to help me being in my community and helps me to encourage me to have confidence and help me with my wellbeing. bigissue.com/news/social-ju…

It's #TimeToTalkDay, your voice matters in shaping a healthcare system that works better for all💬 The Government is asking for your views on how the NHS can improve for everyone, including those with a learning disability. Have your say here: brnw.ch/21wQwa2

.Heart n Soul artist Robyn Rocket is a musician, artist and educator, plus she runs the incredible Robyns Rocket gigs at Cafe OTO! Discover more on our website >> heartnsoul.co.uk/artists/robyn-… #Jazz #Experimental #LiveMusic #Education #Autism #Advocacy #Art

News. The National Down Syndrome Policy Group (National Down Syndrome Policy Group) and over 61 organisations representing the interests of disabled people across the UK have written an open letter raising concerns about the potential impact of legalising assisted dying. learningdisabilitytoday.co.uk/news/national-…

Great work Jake

Thinking about where you might want to live? This easy-to-use guide can help you to do that, on your own or with the people who support you. There are lots of useful information and resources to help you make the decision that is right for you Easy read -learningdisabilityengland.org.uk/welcome/projec…

At the Down's Syndrome Association, we have a free helpline that anyone can use for information and support about all aspects of life for people who have Down's syndrome. ☎️ We also offer numerous online 💻 training/webinars and group sessions for family members and

PAMIS are seeking your views to help inform a new Scottish Government Changing Places toilet Fund. Please take a few moments to complete our survey and tell us where you need to see more Changing Places toilets built. survey.alchemer.com/s3/8229499/Cha… #ChangingPlaces

Over 120 National Down Syndrome Policy Group advocates from groups across the UK met with their local MPs to celebrate achievements & discuss ongoing challenges in our support systems. Thank you Damian Hinds Andrew Cooper MP & Minister Timms #WDSD2025

It’s World Down Syndrome Day today. The goal is to help people understand and support people with Down syndrome better. Find out more here: worlddownsyndromeday.org

This evening, to mark World Down Syndrome Day, buildings around the UK will change their lights to blue or blue & yellow tonight 💙💛 This is a photo from Leeds City Council. Other landmarks lighting up include: - Alexandra Palace - Oxford Castle - various landmarks in Hull,

Do Your Own Thing is TAKING OVER! Come to the National Gallery from 6pm on Friday 4 April, there’s gonnna be… 🎨 ART! 💿 DJ’S! 🐴 MARY’S HORSE! and a whoooole lot more 😎 heartnsoul.co.uk/whatson/ngtake…

Katie our lived experience advisor in our policy team, has written a great poem for World Down Syndrome Day The Down Syndrome Association website has lots of resources downs-syndrome.org.uk

Debate. After weeks of speculation, the government finally announced its plan to overhaul the welfare system with the biggest cuts to disability benefits on record. But what do they mean for people with a learning disability? learningdisabilitytoday.co.uk/topic/policy/w…

Thanks to Families United Network; Mahaba Cafe: Yellow Submarine Charity @Link_Able Step and Stone Bristol for sending in their grant reports on time. Reminder to ArtWorksSY and Parasol CIO.

Do you agree❓ An active workforce is a healthy workforce: walking & cycling to work bring physical, mental & productivity benefits 👉bit.ly/43eExcc #RoadSafety #BeActive

Brand new EP from Sebastian out now! 🌞 Dreamland EP is a little glimpse into the world how they got to be where they are 💖 Listen now: ow.ly/lqv150VSi3e

We are celebrating communities this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek! Whether you are looking to join a knitting club, peer support group, or volunteer - ALISS is here to help you find them. Connect into your community > aliss.org #ThisIsMyCommunity #MHAW25

Today is the day the Trustees meet to decide which organisations to support. With 60 applications this year and only around five that we can support, it is a tough job. Will you be lucky? Last year we supported seven charities.

The annual meeting was held last week and grants made to four organisations. The trustees are now reviewing their giving method and details will be available on our website towards the end of the year. Please check then before applying.