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The Importance of Community
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week our Solidarity in a Crisis Peer Support Workers talk about their own experiences of community and the role it played in providing them with emotional support.
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The Importance of Community
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week our Solidarity in a Crisis Peer Support Workers talk about their own experiences of community and the role it played in providing them with emotional support.
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Certitude Respond to the Terms of Reference of the Casey Commission
We look forward to working with Baroness Casey and her team to ensure meaningful and lasting change. There is no more time to waste
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Case Studies
Case Study: DJ
DJ talks about how living in a mental health supported housing environment has been transformative in helping overcome numerous challenges on a journey toward wellness and stability.
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Certitude Signs Joint Letter to Department of Work and Pensions
Certitude joined over 30 social care organisations today to sign a joint letter to the Department of Work and Pensions regarding the lack of accessible information available for 'The Pathways to Work' Green Paper consultation.
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Blogs
What I need to live a good life
Berge Kanikanian is a Treat Me Right! trainer and independent campaigner who happens to have Down's Syndrome. He tells us what he would like the government to know about what he needs to live a good life.
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Blogs
Good Lives: Stronger, Louder, Together!
The day was packed full of people sharing their experiences and ideas about what it means to have a good life. Top concerns that people voiced were about having more flexibility to support enjoying a social life, more opportunities for paid employment and working together to break societal assumptions in our communities.
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Twickenham MP Munira Wilson explores lifelong care and support with residents
Twickenham MP Munira Wilson explores lifelong care and support with residents
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More Than A Provider: Amplifying voices
Today, thousands are converging in Westminster to advocate for social care, a cornerstone of our communities. Even if we haven't personally relied on social care, we all know someone whose life is enriched by it.