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Fantastic webinar yesterday, launching our new toolkit! Missed it? Recording now available youtu.be/bB5lsDGEOJQ

Barriers to end-of-life care planning with people with intellectual disabilities included: reluctance to consider death and dying, with a preference to focus on ‘planning for living’. #hpm #hapc buff.ly/3xN5NCV with PODCAST here: buff.ly/3VqnG3R

“This was coproduction at its best” In today’s blog, project lead Irene Tuffrey-Wijne reflects on our toolkit launch - and the work leading up to it victoriaandstuart.com/post/66-the-to…

What makes your day a GOOD DAY? Important end-of-life care planning question But why not think about today too? Have a good day everyone! Download our new "When I'm ill" cards FREE: victoriaandstuart.com/end-of-life-ca…

How to have as many GOOD DAYS as possible… it’s a crucial part of end-of life care planning Find out how & why in this 5 min video 👇 youtu.be/xUnpAL10be0?si… From our EOLC Planning Guide Part 1 victoriaandstuart.com/end-of-life-ca…

We loved No Barriers Here! Really wonderful for people with and without learning disabilities

The Victoria & Stuart Project is coming to an end. This also means the end of our blog. We have two blog posts left before we leave you👋 In today's blog, Andrea Bruun shares what she has learnt from working on the project since August 2022. Have a read👇 victoriaandstuart.com/post/67-my-tim…

All good things must come to an end 👋The Victoria & Stuart Project officially ends this week. Here is the very last blog from us, by the project lead Irene Tuffrey-Wijne. Thank you for following our work and blog and for all your support throughout the years! victoriaandstuart.com/post/68-the-en…

Very excited to be speaking about the The Victoria & Stuart Project at the East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT) National Online Learning Disability and Autism Conference later this year 💻 Check out this year's themes and sign up here: elft.nhs.uk/news/national-…

Really enjoying Chicago! The serious work starts tomorrow IASSIDD #iassidd2024

We’re at the 17th IASSIDD world congress in Chicago this week! We are doing several presentations throughout the conference. Come say hi to the team if you’re here too! #IASSIDD2024

We have published an academic article about the work we did with the All Together Group!✨ Thank you to our fantastic All Together Group members - we couldn’t have done The Victoria & Stuart Project without you! Check it out here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Playing the hat game all over the world 👑🎩🪖 Put on your hat if you went to the IASSIDD world congress. We had a great time presenting our work and meeting new people at the conference. Soon it’s time to get ready to leave Chicago and go back home.

Spaces available for our 2024 conference - exploring equitable access to palliative and end-of-life care. September 27th, Birmingham. Speakers include Olivia Warnes from Hospice UK Dr Andrea Bruun The Victoria & Stuart Project and Prof Kish Bhatti-Sinclair. Book here: apcsw.org.uk/dates-for-the-…

After 2 year of hard work, we said goodbye and thank you to Leon today. Here are his amazing reflections youtu.be/8P-6Z6rRlm8?si… Leon, you’ve been wonderful!!!

Today is officially the last day of our amazing project. Here is our final report in accessible format (7 min video) THANK YOU everyone! Please share! youtube.com/watch?v=FgKS1t… NIHR Involvement Kingston University Dimensions MacIntyre V O D G The Mary Stevens Hospice

On Friday, Andrea Bruun did a workshop with Marie Curie on our end-of-life care planning toolkit. Attendees tried the resources we have developed and discussed how they could implement the toolkit in their work and services. The room was buzzing - a great Friday afternoon!

We are back at the APCSW annual confernece, this time with Andrea Bruun as one of the keynote speakers📢 We are excited to talk about end-of-life care planning with people with learning disabilities and learn from the audience and the other speakers. See you on 27 September!