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Please go to the titles to read the reports online. This will take you outside the SCLD website.
Go for it! Supporting People with Learning Disabilities and/or Autistic Spectrum Disorders in Employment.This report was commissioned by The same as you? National Implementation Group. It is based on research findings into what support there is for people with learning disabilities and/or autistic spectrum disorders and what good practice exists. Quality Indicators ~ 2004 Learning DisabilitiesThis document is produced by NHS Quality Improvement Scotland and provides information on the revised NHS Quality Improvement Scotland (NHS QIS) Quality Indicators for Learning Disabilities. Quality indicators are used by NHS QIS to assess performance in NHS Board areas throughout The same as you? A review of services for people with learning disabilitiesThe same as you? This report looks at the services for people with learning disabilities. It looks at improving the lives of people with learning disabilities and says that they ’should be able to lead normal lives’. Reaching Out Across ScotlandA report about the information days SCLD held in Working for a change? Easy ReadThis is the report of The same as you? National Implementation Group Short Life Working Group on Employment. Towards a Mentally Flourishing Scotland: The Future of Mental Health Improvement in Scotland 2008-11
This paper outlines the proposed future direction for mental health improvement and population mental health for 2008-11. It builds on the work of the Scottish Government’s National Programme for Improving Mental Health and Wellbeing.
Disability Poverty in the UKDisability Poverty in the UK is a groundbreaking report that not only looks at financial poverty but also poverty of opportunity and emotional poverty that disabled people face in the UK.
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Here is a list of reports that we think you will find interesting. Most of them are available online and we have provided a link for you. The links on this page will take you out of our website. Please contact the organisation listed beside the report if you wish to obtain copies.