Sheffield Centre For Independent Living

News
New Events on Our Calendar

27th – 30th January : Holocaust Memorial Exhibition

31st January : How Adult Social Care and Support Services are Planning to Manage with Less Money Next Year

16th February : Fulfilling Potential ( Inclusion North Community Discussion event for people with Learning Disabilities )

 
Offer for Older People

Sheffield City Council is developing an ‘Offer’ for older people and is inviting people who are interested in improving the lives of older people to join a reference group alongside SCC staff. The group will plan an approach to consultation work with older people and how to communicate more effectively. They would particularly like to hear from older people and their carers ,people who are disabled, have a mental health condition, are from a BME background or who are in care homes. If you’d like more information, or to join the group, please contact Christina Shipley, Quality and Involvement Coordinator on 0114 293 0037 or Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Please find a letter of invitation attached with further details.

 
News from Us, Views from You Newsletter

Please find attached in standard and large print the first newsletter of Sheffield City Council’s Care and Support service for older people and disabled adults. This new service brings together the Older People’s social work teams with the Physical Disability and Sensory Impairment (PDSI) teams. The newsletter contains articles including the Travel Solutions Team, the Community Access and Reablement pilot and feedback from the Quality Live event in October 2011.

 
Sheffield Salon

Sheffield Salon is a not for profit organisation and a new public forum for debate on issues in politics, science, philosophy, art and culture.The aim of the Salon is to try and capture the essence and nuances of current issues. Specialist speakers such as authors, artists and academic specialists introduce the subject and then the debate is opened to the audience. A chair moderates the debate, making sure that as many members of the public as possible have the opportunity to make their point and that questions and differences of opinion are drawn out, taken seriously and responded to where possible.

Sheffield Salon

 
E Petitions

Stop and review the cuts to benefits and services which are falling disproportionately on disabled people, their carers and families

 
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