Keep Busy, Connected and Learn
A guided activity pack for those supporting people with intellectual disabilities to make everyday life more interesting
Julie Thorpe & Teresa Randon
Keep Busy, Connected and Learn
A guided activity pack for those supporting people with intellectual disabilities to make everyday life more interesting
Julie Thorpe & Teresa Randon
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Engels
€ 59,50
- Vanaf €15,- geen verzendkosten.
- 30 dagen ruiltermijn voor fysieke producten
Omschrijving
A fully illustrated manual containing 52 stimulating, tried and tested activities and full guidance for those supporting people with learning disabilities and related needs who may be living restricted lives in the covid-19 pandemic, or would benefit from opportunities to connect and learn, either individually or in groups.
Julie Thorpe is the Director of Advocacy 2 Engagement (a-2-e), a social enterprise which since 2005, has successfully delivered a flexible approach to engagement, including advocacy, care, training, brokerage, paid work and work experience. She has led successful teams in the public, private and voluntary sectors for 30 years and was a pioneer in the development of Expert by Experience initiatives. As a family carer, she continues to champion the importance of truly valuing the knowledge and expertise of families and informal carers. (something about drilling down, asking the difficult questions, looking beyond the surface – leads to real positive impact) Teresa Randon has worked with adults with learning difficulties and disabilities for 30 years as an advocate, supporter and tutor. She is a qualified social worker and adult educator.
Julie Thorpe is the Director of Advocacy 2 Engagement (a-2-e), a social enterprise which since 2005, has successfully delivered a flexible approach to engagement, including advocacy, care, training, brokerage, paid work and work experience. She has led successful teams in the public, private and voluntary sectors for 30 years and was a pioneer in the development of Expert by Experience initiatives. As a family carer, she continues to champion the importance of truly valuing the knowledge and expertise of families and informal carers. (something about drilling down, asking the difficult questions, looking beyond the surface – leads to real positive impact) Teresa Randon has worked with adults with learning difficulties and disabilities for 30 years as an advocate, supporter and tutor. She is a qualified social worker and adult educator.