Region: United Kingdom
Self Determination, Indigenous Peoples and Minorities
Exploring the links between psychological flexibility, individual wellbeing, and relationship quality
This registered report presents two studies that investigate the links between psychological flexibility, individual well-being, and relationship quality. This study explores the associations and potential overlap between psychological flexibility and the self-determination variables (i.e. impersonal, control, and autonomous orientations).
Recognition, Vulnerability and Trust
This paper examines the question of whether recognition relations are based on trust. Theorists of recognition have acknowledged the ways in which recognition relations make us vulnerable to others but have largely neglected the underlying ‘webs of trust’ in which such relations are embedded.
Socio-materiality of trust: co-design with a resource limited community organisation
Trust is an essential if often implicit aspect of co-design particularly when working in community-based, political and sensitive settings. The paper highlights the significance of materials in negotiating the interdependencies of trust, in how distrust can be leveraged and trust can be supported through sensitive socio-material exchange conducted with resource limited community organisations.
Deinstitutionalisation and community living – outcomes and costs: report of a European Study
Volume 2 Main Report: The next section of the report describes briefly the methods used in each part of the project. The findings of the project are then presented in four sections. The first of these presents the results of Phase 1 and deals with the review of European and international data sources, the identification and collation of existing national data sources, their analysis and clarification of the adequacy and completeness of the data.
The 3 R’s of Social Care Reform
How constructive risk taking, respectful relationships and a sense of reciprocity characterised a positive response to the Covid-19 pandemic. This paper draws upon the TLAP Insight Group report, A Telling Experience and subsequent meetings with regional ADASS branches, as well as interviews with people for the case studies. It also draws on some of the rich conversations from the Social Care Future Festival, the National Children and Adults Services Conference (NCASC), as well as the ‘fireside conversations held with TLAP Partners, all at the end of 2020.
Citizenship is for Everyone
In this film Simon Duffy talks about citizenship, what it is and why it is for everyone.
Love Is a Wonderful Feeling
This video is the result of a research project Exploring support for people with learning disabilities to find loving relationships, which took place at the Tizard Centre, University of Kent 2018-2019. The research was funded by NIHR School for Social Care Research. In the video you will hear people with learning disabilities talk about the importance of loving relationships and the kinds of support they want and need.
Shared lives Plus: Shared Lives in Health
Shared Lives Plus (SLP) has commissioned Cordis Bright to conduct research in relation to the Scaling Shared Lives in Health Programme. This report explores the impact of the Scaling Shared Lives in Health Programme on the use of Shared Lives services to support individuals with a health need in England. Additionally, this report identifies four case study schemes where individuals with a health need have been supported through a Shared Lives arrangement. This report builds upon the evaluation of the implementation of the first phase of the Shared Lives in Health Programme, conducted by Cordis Bright, PPL, Innovation Unit and Social Finance in June 2019