News & Blogs

Good news for our children’s homes

We’re delighted to announce that two of our children’s homes were recently rated Good by Ofsted.

Get moo-ving: The Sui-Ling Show

From August 6-7 Willen Hospice will be holding the 'Moo Weekender' in Milton Keynes, a jam-packed weekend in celebration of the charity's 40th anniversary.

Can music help someone with dementia?

In her latest blog post, Learning Disabilities Admiral Nurse Jane Nickels explores the impact music can have on someone with dementia.

Careers at MacIntyre: Anna's Story

When Anna decided to take her career in a different direction, she knew she wanted a job she could be excited about.

Easing of restrictions - an update from Sarah Burslem, CEO of MacIntyre

As infection rates once again dramatically rise we will be maintaining the current safety protocols across all of our settings.

Jennifer’s Ultramarathon for MacIntyre

Running 69 miles in just one day is no easy feat, something Jennifer Read, Operational Risk Manager at Allica Bank, knows well.

Autism and Dementia

In her latest blog, our Learning Disabilities Admiral Nurse Jane Nickels explores the links between autism and dementia.

Co-Production in action

There are many other opportunities for people with disabilities across MacIntyre to speak up and make their voices heard.

Employee of the month – June 2021

We're delighted to share our 'Employees of the Month' for June. Thank you to everyone who took the time to nominate.

What does Co-Production mean to Iain?

In conversation with Sui-Ling and The Sui-Ling Show, Iain (who is supported by MacIntyre) discusses the meaning of co-production.

"It is part of who I am"

Marc and Patsy explain why meetings about someone who has a disability should always, where possible, include that person.

What it means to have a voice

For the second day of Co-Production Week, we are shining a spotlight on episode 11 of our MacIntyre Families Podcast.