Gael Gordon
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05-12-2011 21:00:03
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Higher Education Minister Graeme Dey and Public Health Minister Jenni Minto MSP met students on the new integrated Master’s degree course in optometry and independent prescribing at Glasgow Caledonian University during a visit to the university's Vision Centre. ➡️ow.ly/kMe050Tv9RO
“There will be a lot of disabled people who feel they don’t have a choice, that their life is so difficult to be included in society” Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson on how the Assisted Dying Bill will impact people in Britain with disabilities #Peston
"We should no longer talk about parent/carers of disabled children being "on their knees" or "at breaking point". We should say clearly that 42% have considered suicide as their only way out due to lack of support." Powerful words from academic Dr Siobhan O'Dwyer. Disabled Children's Partnership
It should not be the responsibility of disabled people and their families to plug budget deficits in LAs. Great campaign initiated by Tracey Campbell ACT bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
Social Care isn't just about the elderly. East Renfrewshire council is expecting to raise over £1 million by imposing a care tax on people with Learning Disabilities. This isn’t a great look East Renfrewshire rettisa4letterword.wordpress.com/2025/01/29/whi…
Well done to Romi and Gael for explaining so well the disgraceful plan by East Renfrewshire to strip essential care money away. news.stv.tv/west-central/f…
🧵1. Young adults with learning disabilities are 9 times more likely to die from treatable conditions compared to adults in the general population – stark new findings in BMJ_Open from Ewelina Rydzewska School of Health in Social Science & Deborah Cairns et al ScottishLDO @UofGSHWhttps://bit.ly/4aXvNut
I have been wondering how to make the councillors of East Renfrewshire understand the impact of their decisions around social care charges. Here is the difference in raising £1m from the employed vs disabled. Now tell me it's okay because it's happening elsewhere.
New The Herald article: 'Abused and terrified: Scotland’s brutalised disabled people reveal all.' DPO CEOs Tressa Burke (GDA), Heather Fisken (Inclusion Scotland) and @DESCEOTweets (Disability Equality Scotland) share the bleak reality for #DisabledPeople in Scotland. web.archive.org/save/https://w…