What it means to have a voice

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.

Co-Production in action

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

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.

Voice of the people we support

We know that we can’t make decisions about a person’s support, staffing changes or new activities without involving them and understanding what is important…

Families

MacIntyre was established by the parents of a disabled child in 1966 for all people with a learning disability to live a life that makes sense to them.

Keeping families in the loop

Earlier this month Sarah Burslem joined a monthly families meeting and took the opportunity to update on two current key areas: Covid and Recruitment.

A parent’s perspective: Episode 18 Families Podcast

In the latest episode of the MacIntyre Families Podcast Nicola Payne is joined by Penny Thatcher, who is Zoe's mum, a young lady supported by MacIntyre.

Bespoke education: Episode 17 Families Podcast

In the latest episode of the MacIntyre Families Podcast, Nicola Payne is joined by Liz Lyman, a Programme Co-ordinator for MacIntyre No Limits in Milton…