Discussing with Soph Quill, about her personal lived experience and highlighting how the current NHS system is not adequately structured to support individuals with disabilities, including the necessity of seeking private care with associated financial implications, as well as available support options for disability.

Alhan Salad shared her personal experience as a parent of a child with Autism and ADHD, highlighting the challenges she has faced, the importance of advocating for her child's needs, and her dedication to her volunteer role as Site Lead for the BartsAbility network.

A discussion with Mary Hanson regarding the significance of union membership, the support provided by the union, and the advantages afforded to staff members.

Unblocking the myths around reasonable adjustments

Kelly McClenaghan addresses misconceptions regarding reasonable adjustments and clarifies the facts.

Speaking up about Disability Equality

Mary Walsh provides an insightful overview of the responsibilities associated with the role of Freedom to Speak Guardian and the support of individuals with disabilities.

To share or Not to Share

Lydia Warren and Samantha Ming share their personal experiences and discuss the importance of communicating disability status, addressing ableism, and the Safe to Share campaign.

Enabler for differently abled people

Alison Cann discusses strategies to support individuals with disabilities, facilitating their success and growth.

Janet Wingate-Whyte discusses the initiatives available for supporting colleagues with learning disabilities through the Project SEARCH program.