Alison in words of her sister Sandra
Sandra and her family felt that Alison wasn’t just a member of their family, but of the MacIntyre family too
Jo's daughter, Jess who is now in her 30s, is supported by MacIntyre. Now in her mid 60s, Jo faces concerns about her daughter's future if she's no longer there for Jess.
Jo talks about the importance of recognising Jess' wishes for her future, normalising the conversation about life after the parents are gone and building a relationship with families early on.
Here we look at how people with a learning disability and Autistic people often face barriers when it comes to personal relationships and sexuality.
As part of the Big Plan we want to make sure everyone feels included in meetings and that they are always accessible in every way.
We decided to develop our own set of seven co-production standards. We use these standards to evaluate and measure the work that we do.
Part of the Big Plan is to make sure that people who draw on our support have opportunities for paid employment. In this article, people tell us why it's…